Microsoft is not ready to confirm if Halo Infinite supports Xbox Play Anywhere

It was recently discovered that Halo Infinite may not support Microsoft's Xbox Play Anywhere system, which allows you to play Xbox and PC versions in a single purchase. The game page on Xbox.com has not listed Xbox Play Anywhere as a supported feature, suggesting that the sci-fi shooter would not be included in the program.

Microsoft has now published a statement on this subject,

" Halo Infinite is in The studio takes the necessary time to make the best Halo game possible and we will share more information about the game once we are ready, "said a Microsoft spokesman at GameSpot.

What we saw from Halo Infinite at E3 was only a technical demo for the engine, Slipspace, which powers the game. It was supposed to demonstrate what Halo Infinite could do not what the game is currently. It's simply to say that Halo Infinite is undoubtedly still a long time of rest, which is disappointing considering that Halo 5: Guardians was released in October 2015, since it's been nearly three years

on the road, it is understandable that Microsoft may not have all the details of the final distribution, including support for Xbox Play Anywhere. What is curious about Microsoft's statement is that it does not mention "Xbox One" as a platform for the game, but rather "Xbox". There are already rumors that Halo Infinite may not be released before the release of the next Microsoft console, and the wording of the statement would leave the possibility to that. At the same time, the Xbox.com page for Halo Infinite specifically mentions Xbox One. We followed up with Microsoft to try to confirm which Halo Infinite platform or platforms will be released.

Halo Infinite was announced at the head of the Microsoft E3 2018 briefing in June. However, it was later discovered that the trailer was for the new Halo Infinite engine, Slipspace, and not the game itself. The developer 343 Industries has not yet shown any footage of the game itself. We know that the game will support the shared screen and LAN and that it will probably have no royal battle mode. When Halo Infinite comes out, it will be free for all Xbox Game Pass subscribers

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