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Microsoft announced that they have plans on showcasing the upcoming Xbox Series X games at the end of month, specifically on July 23rd at 9:00am Pacific Standard Time. Continue reading “Xbox Games Showcase Set To Air July 23rd”
Although there are many rumors and leaks circulating around the net that could be a potential hint at Halo: Infinite‘s story, there seems to be a new video by 343 Industries that confirms a leak regarding The Banished making a return in the next installment in the Halo series of games. Continue reading “343 Industries Teases The Banished Making A Return In Halo: Infinite”
Microsoft and 343 Industries are gearing up to show off Halo: Infinite gameplay footage in a new trailer sometime this July. No given date has been issued out by the publisher or developer, but it’s safe to assume that the next trailer will appear during July’s edition of Inside Xbox. Continue reading “Halo: Infinite Gameplay Trailer Set To Go Live In July, 2020”
Xbox boss Phil Spencer, in a recent interview, notes that the Xbox Series X’s launch is still on target during this pandemic, but launch titles may not release on time. This information comes from a new report covering Spencer’s thoughts on next-gen launch titles. Continue reading “Xbox Series X Launch Games Might Face Delays, According To Report”
Microsoft and 343 Industries have screwed up on many occasions — much like Halo 5: Guardians‘ campaign. That’s not counting other social justice narratives that the duo pulled, but it looks like Halo: Infinite is going to be the game to “correct” the fifth entry’s mistakes and will still do so later this year despite the Xbox Team taking safety measures during this pandemic. Continue reading “Halo: Infinite To Still Release Late 2020 Despite Xbox First-Party Studios Dealing With Coronavirus Challenges”
The Xbox One, as many people know, had a lot of timed exclusives that ended up on other platforms such as PC. As for the upcoming Xbox Series X, many people either want to know the specs powering the device or what games/exclusives will accompany it at launch. Well, the head of Microsoft Studios, Matt Booty, says that the Xbox Series X exclusives are going to show up one to two years from now. Continue reading “Xbox Series X “Exclusives” Will Appear A Year To 2 Years Later”
Microsoft and 343 Industries are working on Halo: Infinite as we speak, and according to a report, several multiplayer betas will pop up sometime in 2020. Additionally, the race-swapped social justice Halo TV series has officially started production as per Kiki Wolfkill. Continue reading “Halo: Infinite To Have Multiplayer Beta Tests In 2020, TV Series Production Begins”
Despite 343 Industries losing creative director Tim Longo and lead producer Mary Olson, Halo: Infinite is still coming out for PC, Xbox One, and Project Scarlett. However, everything wasn’t rosy when developing past Halo games, and it looks like the overhaul that is the Slipspace Engine is “reportedly” to make things a bit easier for devs working on the forthcoming Halo game. Continue reading “Halo: Infinite’s Engine Is The Most Cutting Edge Engine On The Planet, Says 343 Industries Architect”
Microsoft and 343 Industries are working on Halo: Infinite, a game that will supposedly see a “much more human” story with the iconic Master Chief playing a more central role than in Halo 5: Guardians. While saving humanity is also a key point, it looks like former Creative Director at 343 Industries, Tim Longo, is gone as well as lead producer Mary Olson. Continue reading “Halo: Infinite Loses Lead Producer According To New Report”
Tim Longo has announced that he’s no longer with 343 Industries as Creative Director, which means he’s no longer working on Halo: Infinite. According to a recent post and update on his twitter reveals that Longo is already participating in something else. Continue reading “Halo: Infinite Creative Director Confirms His Departure From 343 Industries”
It looks like Halo fans not pleased with Halo 5: Guardians might find solace in Halo: Infinite. Xbox Game Studios Head, Matt Booty, took up an interview with GameInformer and offered info on Infinite’s map size and how the game echoes back to the roots of Halo. Continue reading “Xbox Game Studios Head Matt Booty Says Halo: Infinite Echoes Back To Halo’s Roots”
In a new report that has hit the Internet claims the studio known as Sperasoft, which has worked on the controversial Mass Effect: Andromeda animations, will be helping 343 Industries on Halo: Infinite. The 2020 game that will launch on the next-generation Xbox will receive help from Sperasoft in the animation department. Continue reading “Mass Effect: Andromeda’s Animation Studio Reportedly To Help With Halo: Infinite”
To round out the Microsoft E3 2019 press conference they revealed that the Xbox Scarlett would be coming next year featuring built-in SSD, 8K support, and frame-rates of up to 120fps. The core of the Scarlett is to reduce load times, to focus on gaming (which is the complete opposite of the Xbox One) and to push hardware capabilities forward utilizing AMD’s custom Zen 2 and Navi technology, working in conjunction with streamlined GDDR6 RAM that can also be leveraged thanks to the integrated SSD that can be utilized as virtual RAM. Continue reading “Halo: Infinite Launches With Xbox Scarlett Holiday 2020”