Halo Infinite Delay Pushes Its Release To Fall

Halo Infinite has been delayed. The deal will cause the game release to be pushed to fall of 2021. But that is not the only news as 343 studios is bring in paid items into the game and if you wan to know how that works check out the statement given here.

“Yes, being free-to-play does mean that there will be some premium cosmetics, but players will still obtain tons of customization content through things like playing campaign, challenges, skill, special events, legacy rewards (such as the Halo 5 SR 152 reward), the progression system, and more.

We will always provide value for pure engagement and simply playing the game. We believe that providing value isn’t exclusive to monetary transactions, it’s also about making sure you’re properly rewarded for the time you’re investing into the game. Players that play for free will be able unlock items across a multitude of different customization types to allow them to represent themselves in-game.”

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Article:Halo Infinite Delay Pushes Its Release Date Into Fall – Siliconera

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I am a gamer into fighting games perferablly such as King Of Fighters and Street Fighters. Also DMC and Ninja Gaiden as well. In recent years I have become a fan of two shooters. Fear and Resistance."
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