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Phil Spencer has basically admitted that Microsoft doesn’t need to rely on its oldest and biggest franchises.
A few days ago, we saw games coming to Xbox Series and PC in the near future (of course, none of the in-house studios are developing for Xbox One anymore, we reported on that the other day), so Redmond, for example, showed off Starfield. and Avowed and Senua’s Saga: Hellblade II. Although Forza Motorsport and Fable, for example, have shown themselves, we haven’t seen Gears or Halo anywhere. (We also recently wrote about the former, saying People Can Fly can handle this for Microsoft.)
Especially the absence of Halo was strange, since Halo Infinite, which was released at the end of 2021, is a live-service game, using a live-service model, and new news about this could have been said (if they had already done so) The Sea of Thieves Monkey Island DLC … This was also discussed in the news a few days ago). “I wouldn’t say Halo is less important, but we already have over two dozen studios. I go back to the years when we had four core games: Fable, Forza, Halo, Gears, and The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse. We have a lot,” Spencer said. of games now for the Guardian.
Matt Booty, President of Xbox Game Studios, talks about the failed launch of Halo Infinite for Axios He said the management team at 343 Industries, which developed the game, has since been replaced: “I have faith in the management team, but the team that got us this far is probably not the same team that’s going to get us forward.” And Spencer promises exciting things about Halo’s future: “We’ve talked publicly about the change of leadership in the 343. You can see that in some of the social things you’re doing.” [a csapat] It happens seasons, but I don’t want to force them to talk about their long-term vision until they’re ready. I think you’re going to see some really cool stuff.”
As a rumor, we’ve already heard that Texas-based firm Certain Affinity is working on something bigger, possibly Tarkov-style, and possibly a Halo (game mode) battle royale experience. we will see.
source: WCCFTech
