‘Halo Infinite’ video compares visuals from initial release trailer to now

Halo Infinite’s free-to-play multiplayer will run multiple events through its six-month first season, and the free rewards and event themes have been detailed.Up first is the Samurai-themed Fracture: Tenrai event, running from November 23 to 30, which another three events throughout the season will then follow.

While Halo Infinite launched early with massive popularity and positive reviews, there was one glaring issue facing it.

Halo Infinite won’t be added to the game until Season 2, which now launches in May 2022.In a new interview with Eurogamer, Joseph Staten, Head of Creative at 343 Industries confirmed that the studio’s goal is to “ship campaign co-op in Season Two and our goal is to ship Forge with Season Three.”However following the news that Season One has been extended from three months to six, players now face an additional wait.“Those remain goals. Those remain targets.

343 Industries has introduced changes to the battle pass system in Halo Infinite following criticism from players.Following promises that the team would tweak the battle pass, 343 has announced that players will now “earn XP by completing matchmade games”. Previously, XP was only granted for completing challenges.

Reaction to the surprise multiplayer beta drop of ‘Halo Infinite’ has been pretty positive when it comes to gameplay. And we say gameplay because while it’s fun to be jumping around, knocking shields down with the melee and using the power weapons while laughing with glee, the battle pass progression has been received with pretty much universal negativity.

Halo Infinite and its Battle Pass progression, it’s been announced that the model will be improved soon.Via Twitter, John Junyszek, community manager at 343 Industries explained that “we will be making targeted tunings to our model later this week”.

Halo Infinite is causing PC players to lose aim assist when using a controller rather than mouse and keyboard.Halo Infinite, the upcoming instalment in 343 Industries’ popular Halo franchise, officially launched its multiplayer beta earlier this week. But some PC players have spotted a bit of an issue when using a controller.A new bug causes aim assist to deactivate when using a gamepad.

Players have had a couple of days now to get a feel of the combat in Halo Infinite since 343 Industries announced the multiplayer's early release on Monday.

After a surprise announcement that the ‘Halo Infinite’ multiplayer beta, which includes all modes and maps, was released after the 20th anniversary Xbox celebration, developer 343 industries has already extended how long the first season is going to last.

Halo Infinite free-to-play multiplayer yesterday has already been met with its ups and downs, and now a developer at 343 Industries has responded to how the team is handling the situation surrounding the battle pass.Community director Brian Jarrard tweeted earlier today about the current state of Halo Infinite, and what’s happening next: “The team is looking at Battle Pass progression and gathering data from yesterday’s sessions and we’ll share updates as we have them.

Halo Infinite following the surprise multiplayer release.“Honestly, I don’t feel like I have any major issues, really,” he said.“I’m sitting here wanting to play again. Like, every time I’m finished [a match] I want to get straight into the lobby, I’m down to play again,” he continued.

Halo Infinite’s multiplayer component has been out for less than a day, and whilst some aspects of the experience are receiving praise, players are incredibly frustrated with the battle pass.Just a cursory glance at the r/Halo subreddit shows post after post about the battle pass and XP system in Halo Infinite.

Halo Infinite multiplayer yesterday (November 15), developer 343 Industries has announced that season 1 is being extended.According to head of creative Joseph Staten in a Halo Waypoint blog post, the first season of the free-to-play title’s multiplayer will run until May 2022, instead of the pre-planned three months per season.“We made the decision to extend season 1 to give ourselves more time to ensure season 2 meets our high quality bar and so we can finish development for season 2 in a

Halo Infinite has launched early – or at least its multiplayer component has, with the free-to-play competitive element stealth launched today, November 15.

Joe Otterson TV ReporterParamount Plus has released the first trailer for the live-action “Halo” series. The show is expected to debut on the streamer in 2022.Pablo Schreiber stars as the iconic Master Chief from the long-running and beloved Xbox video game series.

Xbox Phil Spencer has expressed regret at the early reveal of 343 Industries‘ upcoming Halo Infinite and its initial positioning as a launch title for Xbox Series X|S.The game was initially announced at E3 in 2018, at the time confirmed for Xbox One and PC. The following year, Microsoft announced that Halo Infinite would also be a launch title for its new generation of consoles, at the time codenamed “Project Scarlett”.

Halo Infinite releases next month, but rumours suggest that the free-to-play multiplayer will drop much sooner, on Halo‘s 20th anniversary, Monday November 15.According to an investigation by PC Gamer, the multiplayer campaign could release ahead of the single player, on the 20th anniversary of the release of the original Xbox and Halo: Combat Evolved.

Halo Infinite multiplayer designer Patrick Wren has joined Respawn Entertainment to work on a new Star Wars game.Announcing his new role on Twitter, Wren said: “I am happy to announce that today is my first day on the  Jedi team as a Senior Encounter Designer @Respawn. I am so excited to be back on Star Wars and work with this incredible team.”I am happy to announce that today is my first day on the Jedi team as a Senior Encounter Designer @Respawn.

343 Industries has revealed its plans for the Halo Infinite multiplayer battle pass.Speaking to IGN, Halo Infinite’s Head of Design Jerry Hook and Lead Progression Designer Chris Blohm discussed the plans, and how the team have made the traditional Halo multiplayer fit the free-to-play model of Halo Infinite.Halo Infinite’s battle passes will never expire, as was revealed back in June. This was done to discourage unhealthy player habits.