Halo Infinite already looks way better than before and it's going to change everything once it comes out, alleged dev claims. Apparently, the devs are taking their time to perfect the game, now that it's been delayed to 2021.

In the latest dev update, 343 Industries shed some light on Halo Infinite's new enemy Jega, as well as some specifics about Master Chief's armour suit.

Microsoft have officially announced a change at the top of Halo Infinite leadership. Halo veteran Joseph Staten who was one of the leading forces in creating Halo has joined Halo Infinite team as a project lead for the Campaign.

Earlier this week, rumours started to surface over at ResetEra, a well-known gaming forum, suggesting that Microsoft could completely drop the Xbox One version of Halo Infinite. Luckily, these rumours are wide off the mark.

Halo Infinite fans are probably aware of a scathing Halo Infinite report going around painting a grim picture of development, but 343 Industries tackled a few of those points publically.

Halo Infinite has been talked about quite a bit these days, although mostly for the wrong reasons, but 343 Industries definitely followed it up with some splendid news.

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.