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Halo Infinite‘s former head of creative, Joseph Staten, has joined Netflix Games after leaving 343 Industries earlier in the year.On Twitter, Staten revealed that he would be serving as creative director “for a brand-new AAA multiplatform game and original IP” at Netflix Games.“In my work life, there’s nothing I love more than collaborating with others to build worlds filled with iconic characters, deep mysteries, and endless adventures,” shared the Halo veteran.While Staten was involved with Microsoft’s Halo series since Halo 2, recent layoffs and restructuring saw him moved from 343 Industries to Xbox’s publishing division in January. However, Staten ultimately left Microsoft this month to join Netflix.So today, I'm thrilled to announce that I've joined @Netflix Games as Creative Director for a brand-new AAA multiplatform game and original IP.

343 Industries, Halo Infinite‘s open-world map underwent “significant scaling back” before it was released.Speaking to the Academy of Interactive Arts & Sciences on August 1, 343 Industries’ head of creative Joseph Staten revealed that the studio made a lot of changes and cutbacks to Halo Infinite‘s map (via TechRadar).“The team went through a lot of iterations on scope and biome variety before I joined,” Staten said. “Even after I joined the team, we had to make choices about where to scale back.”Staten added that the team didn’t have the time to create the world they originally envisioned while also delivering on the quality level.

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.

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.

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

343 Industries has shared a new video on the multiplayer of Halo Infinite, displaying some brand-new features and returning content for fans to look forward to.Earlier today (June 14) a new ‘multiplayer overview’ was uploaded to the Halo Youtube Channel. Joseph Staten, Head of Creative for Halo Infinite, states that the multiplayer will aim to feature a familiar “legacy Halo combat experience” while still “modernizing it in ways that will feel fresh to old players and really exciting to new

343 Industries has announced a new release window for Halo Infinite, the much-anticipated next instalment of the iconic Xbox franchise.In an Inside Infinite blog post, the upcoming game’s creative director Joseph Staten, who joined the project in August, revealed that the title will officially launch in Fall 2021.

Joseph Staten, senior creative director at Xbox, has joined the Halo Infinite team as project lead for the game’s single-player campaign. Staten revealed the news on Twitter.