The Halo Infinite Art Box hides some tiny secrets

The Master Chief artwork is back to us (we'll explain later why it's so serious) and a Halo ring running off. It looks like we're definitely going to put our boots back on a Halo ring, since this is the third appearance between the legendary Halo 5: Guardians ending as well as the revealing trailer and the cinematic trailer from Halo Infinite that we just saw at Microsoft's Xbox E3 2019. Conference.

Another thing we can see in the box is that the data chip at the back of Master Chief's helmet shines again, instead of becoming completely inert since the end of Halo 4. That means Master Chief is to another AI, either in one way or another. composed with Cortana and they work together again.

We all know that the Forerunners like to build things using hexagons, so it's interesting to see that this part of the Halo ring seems to have been sheared, exposing the mechanical frame under the organic crust. Some might consider this as a sign of the dissolution of the Halo ring, but that might actually get better.

The latest cinematic trailer showed us a ring of Halo destroyed in the distance, while Master Chief reminds us with authority that the time has come to fight. Why now? A broken weapon (Halo ring) would not be very useful to our protagonist, so maybe Master Chief has found a way to fix it, bringing us to that point where the ring is almost completely rebuilt. Or maybe something else is fixing it. Maybe a Forerunner can make sure that the only group that stops the flood will never be permanently out of order?

When we played Halo's second mission, Combat Evolved, we followed the beams of light that pulsed to find three groups of Marines scattered in an area on Alpha Halo. Based on the trailer and the almost implicit theme of the survival of the trailer E3 2019, these bundles could constitute a similar legend for the leader.

In the very first Halo game, these pillars of light were quite close to each other, as they were all confined to one level or mission of the game and technology of the time. These pillars, however, seem to be much more distant, separated by mountains and rivers.

This might suggest that Halo Infinite will have a much more sprawling world. If we want to speculate further based on what we have seen in revelation, there might be some sort of larger or even open world element. Five spotlights shine in front of Master Chief on this cover, and there is a good chance that they have an intentional intention on a game objective.

At the bottom right of the drawing, we see a building that looks a lot like one of the beam-emitting towers we found on Alpha Halo in the original Halo game. Although it does not project any light at the moment, it is likely that the beams we will see in the distance will be produced.

This floating building looks a bit like the Forerunner structures we've seen appearing in the Halo series since the fourth entry in the series. But its design is much simpler, reminiscent of the old Halo games.

To the right of Master Chief's left knee is a strange blue glow surrounded by pillars. It's not clear, but it's worth noting. ((Do you have any theories?) The last time we saw a similar structure, it was in the third mission of Halo: Combat Evolved.In the chapter Truth and Reconciliation, we boarded the ship. a ship of the alliance using a platform surrounded by pillars emitting a beam of purple light.

This structure looks a little different thanks to its higher pillars and its bluish glow, but it could be a device used to access different parts of the halo ring, which would reinforce our theory that Halo Infinite is an open world game.

Another important thing that Halo fans have noticed, is that Master Chief has finally finished rotating his cover images. A Reddit user named "FlandersNed" explained how, with Halo Infinite, Master Chief has completed the rotation.

Since Halo: Combat Evolved, Master Chief is slowly moving from the back to the front to the back to turn our backs on Halo Infinite's latest cover. Whether intentional or not, it's a hilarious Easter egg that has been hidden in Halo's six main games.

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