Halo: Combat Evolved - The Strong National Museum of Play

Inducted Year: 2017 Halo: Combat Evolved became one of the most popular first-person shooter games of all time, and re-defined players’ expectations for the genre. In 2001, Microsoft entered the video game market with its first home console, the Xbox. Halo sold alongside fifty percent of all systems, leading critics to name it Microsoft’s “killer app,” a program so valuable that its loss would deplete the overall desirability of the hardware. In an era when PC games dominated the first person shooter genre, []

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