Halo Infinite team discusses what it means to be a 'Spiritual Reboot'
When it comes to Halo Infinite, the team at 343 Industries is looking at Halo's roots and what it means to strive for simplicity and legacy.
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When it comes to Halo Infinite, the team at 343 Industries is looking at Halo's roots and what it means to strive for simplicity and legacy.
The first of several Inside Infinite posts also gives insight into player power, button remapping, and yeeting Fusion Coils.
According to 343 devs, the studio is aiming to start featuring new development updates on Halo Infinite each month, and the first should be out before the end of this week.
Halo Infinite is going from an Xbox Series X launch title to a late 2021 release, following a Tuesday announcement from 343 Industries.
Halo Infinite Community Director Brian Jarrard explained that a presentation at the Game Awards would distract from the team's early 2021 launch goal.
Halo Infinite's development takes another hit after the project loses another leader.
Someone radioed VTOL for heavy-lift gear, because Joseph Staten has arrived to help bring Halo Infinite home.
Halo Infinite could have been shipped as separate parts, but in the end it was decided that a delay was the better option.
You'll have to wait a bit longer to squad up with friends in the latest Halo title, as it won't be out until next year now.
Rumors fueled by a Japanese listing suggest a battle royale is coming to Halo Infinite.