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Halo PS5 Spotted in Stores, And It's Making Everyone Feel Weird
Dummy boxes for Halo: Campaign Evolved have been spotted in GameStop stores, indicating an upcoming release for the PlayStation 5. This marks a significant shift for the franchise, with Halo Studios stating the future of Master Chief is now on PlayStation. The game, which is expected later this year, follows a rocky period for the series, including the delayed launch and underperformance of Halo Infinite.
Remakes av Halo 2 och 3 "under utveckling", hävdas det
Rumors suggest that remakes of Halo 2 and Halo 3 are in early development. This follows claims of a remake for Halo: Combat Evolved, which is expected to be released this year for PC, Xbox, and PlayStation 5. These potential remakes have not been officially confirmed by Halo Studios.
Halo Studios Is Remaking The Entire Halo Trilogy, Claims Say
Claims suggest that Halo Studios is developing remakes for Halo 2 and Halo 3, in addition to their previously announced remake of Halo: Combat Evolved, titled Halo: Campaign Evolved. Video game reporter Mr. Rebs cited sources indicating these new projects are impacting the development of Campaign Evolved, potentially adding elements from Halo 2 like Brutes. Halo Studios is also reportedly working on a new multiplayer project and the next mainline Halo entry.
No matter how well Campaign Evolved does, Halo is still getting another two remakes
Despite the potential performance of Halo: Campaign Evolved, Halo Studios is proceeding with remakes of Halo 2 and Halo 3, utilizing Unreal Engine. These remakes are reportedly in active development and will be released regardless of Campaign Evolved's market success. The article also touches on the narrative strengths of the Halo series and the existence of Halo: The Master Chief Collection on PC.
Halo Standalone Multiplayer Title “Project Ekur” is Being Co-Developed by Certain Affinity – Rumor
A rumor suggests that Certain Affinity is co-developing a standalone Halo multiplayer title codenamed "Project Ekur" using Unreal Engine 5. The article also mentions alleged remakes of Halo 2 and Halo 3 in early development, alongside a potential announcement for "Halo: Campaign Evolved" at the Xbox Games Showcase on June 7th.
Halo 2 & 3 Remakes Already In Development, According To New Report
According to a new report citing multiple sources, Halo Studios is in the early stages of developing remakes for Halo 2 and Halo 3. These remakes are proceeding independently of the upcoming Halo: Campaign Evolved, though elements from the original Halo 2 and 3 may appear in the prequel. Brute designs based on Halo: Reach are also rumored to be featured.
Halo: Campaign Evolved Release Date Leaked
A leak from the source Grunt.Api suggests that Halo: Campaign Evolved, a remake of the original Halo game, may release on July 23rd or 28th. An official announcement is expected during the upcoming Xbox Showcase. The source has a history of accurately leaking Halo-related content.
Halo: Campaign Evolved Release Date Seemingly Leaked By Dataminer In Cryptic Math Problem
A dataminer has seemingly leaked the release date for Halo: Campaign Evolved through a series of cryptic math problems, suggesting an early access launch on July 23 and an official release on July 28. The article also touches on accusations of misconduct against Halo Studios figures and the game's development in Unreal Engine 5, with a mention of it being the first Halo title on PlayStation.
Former Halo Studios art director accuses studio of harassment
Former Halo Studios art director Glenn Israel and other ex-employees have accused the company of covering up workplace harassment and bullying. These allegations suggest a pattern of misconduct within the studio.
Halo: Campaign Evolved Launches on July 28th, Early Access Starts July 23rd – Rumor
A rumor suggests that Halo: Campaign Evolved will launch on July 28th for Xbox Series X/S, PlayStation 5, and PC, with early access beginning July 23rd. These dates were reportedly deduced from API data by a Twitter user. Microsoft and Halo Studios have not confirmed these details, with the game's official release window still set for 2026.
Former Halo Studios employees accuse studio of harrassment and retaliation
Former Halo Studios employees, including art director Glenn Israel, have accused the studio and Microsoft of covering up harassment, bullying, and retaliation. Israel detailed incidents from January 2025 to August and alleged that Microsoft uses layoffs to mask retaliatory acts. Other former employees have corroborated these claims, while Microsoft stated they take all claims seriously.
Former Halo Studios art director, other employees, accuse studio of harassment and retaliation
Former Halo Infinite art director Glenn Israel has accused Halo Studios and Microsoft of covering up allegations of harassment and retaliation. Israel claims that despite filing formal complaints, the company failed to investigate, leading to his termination. Other former employees have come forward with similar accusations of bullying and mismanagement within the studio.
Halo Studios’ Former Art Director Alleges Harassment Campaigns, Retaliation From Leadership
Former Halo Studios art director Glenn Israel has accused the company's leadership of harassment, favoritism, and retaliation, alleging that complaints were suppressed by Microsoft. Israel claims that leadership engaged in campaigns to force out employees and that his own role was made redundant as a retaliatory act. He warns potential employees against seeking work at the organization due to a lack of respect and fair compensation.
Veteran Halo Developer Accuses Studio of "Unethical and Unlawful Acts"
Former Halo Infinite art director Glenn Israel has accused Halo Studios and Microsoft of unethical and unlawful acts, including blacklisting, fraud, and harassment, leading to his termination. Israel alleges that Microsoft's HR department mishandles complaints and uses layoffs to mask retaliation. Other former staff members have corroborated similar experiences.
Halo director alleges he experienced ‘multiple harassment campaigns’ and ‘blacklisting, fraud, rampant favoritism’ at Halo Studios
Former 343 Industries art director Glenn Israel has accused Microsoft and Halo Studios executives of orchestrating "multiple harassment campaigns," blacklisting, fraud, and rampant favoritism. Israel alleges that these actions were designed to create grounds for the termination of employees, and that HR departments failed to act. He also claims Microsoft uses layoffs to remove employees who have filed complaints.
Halo Campaign Evolved Has No In-Game MTX Shop, So You Need To Drink Soda To Get Master Chief DLC Apparently
Halo: Campaign Evolved will not feature an in-game microtransaction shop, according to Halo Studios community director Brian Jarrard. However, a special "Fantastic Spartan Armor" skin for Master Chief will be available through a promotion involving purchasing Fanta soda. This re-release of the original Halo game is launching for PC, Xbox, and notably, PlayStation 5, marking the series' debut on a PlayStation platform.
Halo: Campaign Evolved Involves ODSTs, Brutes and New Covenant Faction in Prequel Missions – Rumor
A rumor suggests that Halo: Campaign Evolved will feature prequel missions set before Halo: Combat Evolved, introducing Brutes and a new Covenant faction. These missions will reportedly reuse character models from Halo Infinite, despite fan feedback. The game is allegedly slated for release before September.
Halo: Campaign Evolved is Being Co-Developed by Halo Studios, Virtuos and Abstraction – Rumor
A new report suggests that Abstraction is co-developing Halo: Campaign Evolved, with Virtuos also involved to an unknown degree. Abstraction's work reportedly includes level and technical design, with development beginning in Summer 2023. The game is rumored for a late 2024 release on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X/S, focusing on campaign co-op with new mechanics and weapons.
What Halo Infinite Should Have Been - The Game Fanatics
This opinion piece reflects on what Halo Infinite could have been, contrasting its current state with the franchise's past impact. The author suggests that despite initial delays and perceived incompleteness, the game now has potential, especially with the move to Unreal Engine 5, and offers ideas for future installments.
