Halo Infinite gets new Fall 2021 release window
Halo Infinite is going from an Xbox Series X launch title to a late 2021 release, following a Tuesday announcement from 343 Industries.
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Halo Infinite is going from an Xbox Series X launch title to a late 2021 release, following a Tuesday announcement from 343 Industries.
It's time to wake up, Chief, because Halo 4 is here on PC and so is crossplay.
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: 3 ODST will be the next title to join the Master Chief Collection on PC when it launches later this September.
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.
343 Industries is currently working on testing Halo 3: ODST single-player campaign and other features, but crossplatform play for the whole collection is on the slate for 2020.
A recently removed retail posting on the game may have signified a direction which includes free-to-play multiplayer and a free/premium battle pass.
Master Chief made his presence felt during today's Xbox Games Showcase. After watching and rewatching the Halo Infinite campaign demo, including once with the team at 343 Industries, here are our five biggest takeaways.
Microsoft and 343 Industries have revealed Halo Infinite's box art, and it has us feeling more than a little nostalgic.