Lately, Microsoft chain of blunders in terms of communication. Following the announcement of the postponement of Halo Infinite to 2021, it looks like things are getting worse on the side of 343 Industries. Indeed, according to a moderator bearing the name of Sponger on the site Resetera, the studio reportedly struggles to get Halo Infinite’s resolution above 900p on Xbox One S and may cancel this version current-gen.
It is stipulated:
The current version of Halo Infinite on Xbox One S is nowhere near 1080p (even lower than 900p) and has serious loading issues (much worse than what you’ve seen on the PC demo).
The bad news doesn’t end there. Always according to Sponger, Bill Gates’ firm would also have plans to push back Halo Infinite beyond 2021 for a possible release in 2022, or even perhaps in 2023. This deletion would not please fans, because it would betray the promise made by Phil Spencer. He claimed that all new games would be cross-gen, so they would release on both Xbox Series X and Xbox One over a two-year period.
While waiting for the release of Halo Infinite, you can get an Xbox One S on Amazon from € 229.00.
| Laurent F. Writer Intern |
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