We live in an age where the franchise Halo is found on several fronts. On the one hand we have the video game, with a Halo Infinite which unites solo and multiplayer players. On the other, we discover a big budget series supposed to make the Master Chief known to as many people as possible. A merger between the two was possible… And now almost confirmed by Brian Jarrard, director of the community Halo. It is during a interview to Washington Postwhat Jarrard talked about thinking internally about how to pair elements from the series to Halo Infinite.
We have content inspired by the series that will join the game in the future.
Although no date has been specified, Jarrard does not hide the purpose of this maneuver.
We want as many people as possible to take the plunge. You like the series, discover the game, which I remind you, Free-to-play. We are trying to find a way to create bridges between the two. I think you’ll see references one way, as well as the other. We try to create something fun thing.
Until then, Halo Infinitethe game therefore, will see the arrival of season 2 of the multi on May 3. Good news, but the downside of this tweaking is to see the co-op postponed again…
Franchise Halo is definitely at its peak. With a 343 Industries on all fronts, as much on Halo Infinite as co-producers of the series inspired by it. With a organization reviewed internallyto adapt to the workload that this implies, we can clearly say that Microsoft will have succeeded!
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