Halo Infinite

Nope, this one's not about graphics fidelity so breathe easy, as 343 Industries shed some light on Halo Infinite's weapons pool, which consists of old favourites and some hopefully new ones.

Halo Infinite multiplayer could be free-to-play and support up to 120 FPS on Xbox Series X. Apparently, it has a battle pass system and new customisation options.

Halo Infinite has found itself under a barrage of criticism over visual fidelity, and the latest community update by 343 Industries dives into the issue in depth.

After a barrage of criticism aimed at what doesn't look like next-gen graphics, Halo Infinite's narrative director Dan Chosich took to Twitter to explain that it is not ignored.

Reddit user named Disarmedpost has shared a Dreams project in which he recreated the title screen and also some gameplay of the upcoming Xbox exclusive Halo Infinite.

The response to Halo Infinite continues to run a gamut of emotion, while broader questions are being asked of Microsoft's PR strategy and the nature of their cross gen release support. But Infinite's ambition should not be dismissed.

With so much talk focusing on Halo Infinite's graphics, it's a relief to look at the more artistic side of things, like Dark Horse's Art of Halo Infinite, which just received the official cover.

There's been some confusion over Halo Infinite's co-op capabilities, prompting 343's design head Jerry Hook to clarify that the split-screen is meant for local co-op.

Halo Infinite is the start of a platform for the future, 343 Industries' Chris Lee confirmed. Lee said that Infinite will grow over time versus going with numbered Halo titles.

Microsoft finally showed off some Halo Infinite gameplay during the Xbox Games Showcase, revealing plenty of weapons and the grappling hook in the process.