While the graphics are enhanced and the multiplayer refined, it doesn't break new ground. The Master Chief Collection comprises old Halo games that many have already played. Whether the offer provides a value, however, depends on the gamer. Since then, Microsoft has addressed most of the issues affecting the game, which makes it a good time for the company to bundle Master Chief with its Xbox One. Its omission was believed to be due to the game's issues and Microsoft not wanting to bundle a buggy title with its console. Halo: The Master Chief Collection was conspicuously missing from the bundle lineup. In an effort to boost its sales during the busy holiday shopping season, Microsoft offered a range of bundles, including one that included Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare and another with Sunset Overdrive. The biggest issues affected the game's multiplayer mode, which at times prevented gamers from finding online matches. As soon as the game launched, however, it was criticized by gamers who fell victim to a range of bugs and technical problems. The game includes remastered versions of Halo 1, Halo 2, Halo 3 and Halo 4. Halo: The Master Chief Collection launched in November to much fanfare. Exact availability dates will vary depending on the retailer. The bundle, which does not include the Kinect gaming sensor, will be available for $349, Microsoft said in a blog post Monday. Microsoft will launch a new bundle this month featuring its standard Xbox One console and a digital copy of Halo: The Master Chief Collection. Microsoft's Xbox One is getting some help on store shelves from one of its most iconic figures: Master Chief. Microsoft's Xbox One console is coming bundled with Halo: The Master Chief Collection.