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Multiple new Halo games are on the way, says franchise developer 343 Industries

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Multiple new Halo games are on the way, says franchise developer 343 Industries | Top Gear

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Except they’re called Halo Studios now, which makes a lot of sense when you think about it

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Multiple new Halo games are on the way, says franchise developer 343 Industries

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Except they’re called Halo Studios now, which makes a lot of sense when you think about it

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Multiple new Halo games are on the way, says franchise developer 343 Industries

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Except they’re called Halo Studios now, which makes a lot of sense when you think about it

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Multiple new Halo games are on the way, says franchise developer 343 Industries

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Multiple new Halo games are on the way, says franchise developer 343 Industries

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Except they’re called Halo Studios now, which makes a lot of sense when you think about it

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Great news for fans of sticky grenades, Warthog driving dynamics, mouthy alien enemies and impeccably polished mirrored helmets: there’s new Halos afoot.

That was the announcement from Halo Studios, née 343 Industries, the developer who’s been running the show since 2011’s Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary, while original creator Bungie went off to make some game called Destiny.

Not just one but “multiple” new Halo titles are in the works, and henceforth they’ll be running in Unreal Engine 5’s advanced polygonal finery.

And just in case anyone wasn’t sure whether that means the graphics will be good, Halo Studios dropped a six-minute tech demo called Project Foundry which shows recognisable elements of the Halo universe. Looks alright, doesn’t it?

While Halo Studios doesn’t come out and say it, the implication is that this upcoming batch of little baby Halos will be a while off yet. Swapping out your game engine is no simple task in the year 2024, so it’ll probably be a few years before we’re back in Master Chief’s big stompy boots, throwing sticky grenades on to our mates’ backs in co-op because we’re hilarious.

You can read the full announcement about the name change, the upcoming titles and the engine swap over on Xbox Wire.

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Great news for fans of sticky grenades, Warthog driving dynamics, mouthy alien enemies and impeccably polished mirrored helmets: there’s new Halos afoot.

That was the announcement from Halo Studios, née 343 Industries, the developer who’s been running the show since 2011’s Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary, while original creator Bungie went off to make some game called Destiny.

Not just one but “multiple” new Halo titles are in the works, and henceforth they’ll be running in Unreal Engine 5’s advanced polygonal finery.

And just in case anyone wasn’t sure whether that means the graphics will be good, Halo Studios dropped a six-minute tech demo called Project Foundry which shows recognisable elements of the Halo universe. Looks alright, doesn’t it?

While Halo Studios doesn’t come out and say it, the implication is that this upcoming batch of little baby Halos will be a while off yet. Swapping out your game engine is no simple task in the year 2024, so it’ll probably be a few years before we’re back in Master Chief’s big stompy boots, throwing sticky grenades on to our mates’ backs in co-op because we’re hilarious.

You can read the full announcement about the name change, the upcoming titles and the engine swap over on Xbox Wire.

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Except they’re called Halo Studios now, which makes a lot of sense when you think about it
