343 Industries' recent Halo Infinite update announcement has landed with a resounding thud within the community. The "Banished Honor" update introduces some long-requested features, yet it barely scratches the surface of the deep-rooted issues that have alienated many fans.
Turning a beloved video game into a successful TV series is a delicate art. The recent releases of the Halo and Fallout shows offer a fascinating contrast, highlighting the importance of staying true to the source material.
Halo Infinite was already battling criticism over desync and a lack of content updates, but a recent move intended to curb cheating has only made things worse. The switch to Easy Anti-Cheat (EAC) has sparked a wave of backlash within the Halo community, as the game appears more infested with hackers than ever before.
So Halo Infinite’s multiplayer “beta” has been out for a few weeks now, and we’re less than 48 hours away from launch. I intended to write a review shortly after we had the Multiplayer beta in our hands, but the…
Players will finally get to sink their teeth into Halo Infinite's player vs player modes in the next technical preview.
Joseph Staten, 343's Head of Creative, advised us of the delay, stating it was a decision based on quality and that the game is a live service platform.
In addition to some campaign footage we got to see a good chunk of multiplayer from Halo Infinite.
