Halo Infinite

Bonnie Ross, head of 343 Industries, has given a lengthy interview recently where she discussed her lengthy career in gaming, as well as the lessons that she applied to the development of 343's upcoming instalment to the Halo franchise.

343 Industries' head Halo honcho has shared a bit of information on the upcoming instalment in the franchise, Halo Infinite, claiming he's extremely pleased with how multiplayer has been coming along, even if there are more changes to come.

343 Industries brought out a pile of new info about Halo Infinite via a livestream. Apparently, this will be the first Halo game that will be built for PC from ground up, alongside the Xbox version and will have four player split screen.

Recent job listings for 343 Industries hinted that Halo Infinite will use games as a service deal. This prompted many fans to speculate about microtransactions and loot boxes. An official 343 statement assures players of the contrary.

Microsoft and 343 Industries have already shown off Halo Infinite's in-game trailer along with some screenshots, but the companies' job advertisements are ready to tell a different kind of tale, one fraught with microtransactions.

In the dev's most recent developer stream on Mixer, 343 industries' Jeff Easterling promptly crushed any hope of Halo Infinite getting any sort of battle royale, saying that the only kind of BR they're interested in are battle rifles.

Microsoft outlined their intentions for Xbox related content regarding Gamescom 2018 in Cologne Germany, revealing they will show new accessories and bundles along the way. There is no specifics as to what these accessories are though.

Microsoft have officially confirmed that the next instalment in Halo series will be Halo Infinite. Meanwhile, FromSoftware are going next level on their already impressive combat mechanics with Sekiro, the spiritual successor to Souls.