Finishing the fight.
06/06/21
It’s hard to think of a video game series that has had more of an impact on the industry than Halo. Master Chief is one of the most instantly recognizable digital icons, even by those that have never picked up a controller. The Xbox’s legacy is closely tied to Bungie’s brainchild, and one could argue that Halo has been the biggest driver of its success.
Halo Infinite, meant to conclude the Master Chief saga, is set to finally launch later this year. While that’s still a ways away, it’s never too early to drum up some controversy. Just in time for the series’ 20th anniversary, too.
Doubler le nombre d’images par seconde
Pour rappel, le FPS Boost permet à certains jeux de doubler voire quadrupler dans certains cas le nombre d’images par secondes sur des jeux conçus à l’origine pour les précédentes consoles. “
Ceci permet de rendre ces titres plus fluides, pour un gameplay d’autant plus immersif”, explique Microsoft. Pour y parvenir, la firme de Redmond s’est entretenue avec les développeurs afin d’améliorer l’expérience tout en conservant les intentions d’origine des jeux concernés.
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Et si cette technologie ne peut s’appliquer à l’intégralité des titres,
Salute. Updated on 19 December 2020
Halo Xbox 360 games go dark December 2021, 343 Industries has announced.
Online services for Halo: Reach, Halo 4, Halo 3, Halo 3: ODST, Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary, Spartan Assault and Halo Wars will all end by December 2021.
You ll be able to continue to play these games after this date, of course, but certain online features, such as online matchmaking, will go offline.
It means Halo 3 online multiplayer will end 14 years after Bungie s wonderful shooter came out, in September 2007.
This also applies to these games running on newer consoles via back-compat, as the underlying software is still the original Xbox 360 content and thus relies on legacy online services.
Halo Services on Xbox 360 Will be Going Offline in December 2021
While the campaigns will still be playable, online services for Halo on Xbox 360 will be coming to a close in December of next year
Halo on Xbox 360 in December of 2021.
Announced via Halo Way Point, 343 shared that the studio will begin to sunset Halo Xbox 360 services to fully focus on the future of the franchise and most likely
Halo Infinite. In one year from now, online services for
Halo Xbox 360 titles will be discontinued. Owners of the game will still be able to play the games indefinitely, but some online features, such as online matchmaking, will be limited or disabled. 343 also mentioned that they intend to be very transparent about the transition and to keep players in the loop. Digital sales of the game have also been taken offline as of today.