‘Halo Infinite’ doesn’t let you replay the campaign missions

Released to widespread critical acclaim, ‘Halo Infinite’ had a multiplayer beta a month before the game was fully released this month. It has received plenty of changes already, with developer 343 industries taking note of player complaints and adjusting things accordingly, with more to come.

Halo Infinite campaign can be glitched to allow two-player split-screen co-op, although it looks like it’ll break game saves.This was discovered and uploaded by Twitter user nobleactual, who shared a video (which can be seen below) of two Master Chiefs, in split-screen, in the Halo Infinite campaign.Clearly, this is an unintentional glitch, so expect 343 Industries to patch it out shortly, but nobleactual still listed precisely how to get it working for anyone who fancies it:I glitched into

343 Industries for Halo Infinite looks to resolve the Quick Resume issues many players have been having with the game.A Halo Waypoint blog post (thanks Eurogamer) addresses the fix, stating that there are “improvements to online service connections after re-entering Halo Infinite using Quick Resume on Xbox Series X|S consoles.

The full version of ‘Halo Infinite’ is out now, with the single player campaign available as part of Game Pass, and the multiplayer component out of beta, and it seems fans truly are being listened to by developer 343 Industries, as even more changes are incoming this week.

With 2021 coming to a close and everyone putting their best-of lists together, the Sundance Film Festival is on the horizon giving us a wave of new movies to look forward to. The festival has released a batch of first-look images (see below) for the upcoming slate of festival entries including films such as “Resurrection,” “Honk For Jesus, Save Your Soul,” and “Call Jane.” All three projects will have their World Premiere at Sundance alongside many other feature films and documentaries.

Microsoft hints towards another Halo video game project, or maybe even something else.As spotted by Aggiornamenti Lumia on Twitter, trademarks for Halo: The Endless and The Endless have been made by Microsoft.

Halo Infinite finally launches on Xbox and PC today (December 8), so here’s everything you need to know about getting the game installed, including how to make it a faster process.The new 343 Industries title is going for a simultaneous release, meaning it should launch at the exact same moment across the globe, so here are the release times:Sadly, these times can’t be planned around to let players have the game ready to go as soon as the title unlocks, as Halo community director Brian Jarrard

Halo Infinite will not let players replay missions once they have been completed, something that was present in previous entries.As reported by Polygon, the ability to return to previous missions is not present in Halo Infinite.

While fans of the Halo series were treated to an early Halo Infinite multiplayer release, they still had to wait for the campaign mode.

Rebecca Hall said Saturday that her mother told her Hall’s directorial debut, Passing, liberated her family, as Hall’s grandfather was a Black man who decided to pass for White in Detroit.

Halo Infinite themed merch collection.The bundle, which was on sale prior to the NBA game between the L.A. Lakers and the L.A.

Microsoft has published a live-action advert ahead of Halo Infinite's full launch.

Despite Halo Infinite still being in a beta state, 343 Industries have vowed to keep improving the game.

Halo Infinite‘s head of design has commented on the game’s multiplayer progression criticism, saying that it’s at the “top of the list”.Following the launch of the free-to-play multiplayer on November 15, players have reported that the game’s level progression system, as well as the battle pass, is too slow.343 Industries has since released an update allowing players to earn more XP during matches.

343 Industries, Joseph Staten, has confirmed that more weapons will be coming to Halo Infinite’s multiplayer over time. This comes from a quick-fire interview Staten did over at Game Informer (thanks, IGN) where he spoke about the current line-up of weapons in the game, and what players can expect going forward.Staten said it was a “pretty safe bet” that more weapons would be added as time goes on, and that secret weapons may also be coming to the game: “if I told you, they wouldn’t be secrets

Halo Infinite community director at developer 343 Industries Brian Jarrard has said the team is hearing player feedback.“Please know the constructive feedback is being heard loud and clear,” tweeted Jarrard today.