Halo Infinite has been behind in 2021 and will come with Microsoft’s next-generation flagship product, the Xbox Series X.
“We made the difficult resolution of moving our release in 2021 so that the team has enough time to deliver a Halo game that meets our vision,” reads in a Chris Lee update from 343 Industries.
“The resolution of replacing our edition is the result of multiple points that have contributed to the progression of challenges, adding the ongoing COVID-related affections that all of us this year,” he continued, adding, “It is not sustainable for well-being. of our team or the overall good fortune of the game to send him this holiday.”
The news comes at the same time that Microsoft has set a release window in November 2020 for the Xbox Series XArray … and most likely the Xbox Series S as well.
We’ll keep you posted on Halo Infinite and a new release date. The game will hit Windows PC, Xbox One and Xbox Series X in 2021.
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