Bungie has gone and let everyone know that all Halo: Reach players are now able to play through the game’s singleplayer campaign online with friends (and enemies) thanks to the addition of a Campaign Matchmaking update to this portion of the game.

The team warns you, however:

“If you haven’t completed the campaign yet, we’re no longer going to hold your hand and shield your eyes from the sights and sounds of our furiously kick ass campaign. It’s been long enough.

“Be warned: if you jump into Campaign Matchmaking, you’re liable to play the last mission first. If that doesn’t bother you at all, go nuts. If it does, it’s time to get crackin’ on your campaign progress.”

A number of changes and additions to Halo: Reach’s set of multiplayer playlist offerings will also go live tomorrow, October 19th, a list of which you can peruse below:

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News from Infinity Ward’s Robert Bowling reveals that a new playlist update for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 has been released, adding a new gametype but simultaneously removing another.

From Bowling:

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