Halo Infinite's Minimal Presence at the Xbox and Bethesda Showcase Was a Mistake
The main Xbox and Bethesda Showcase for the Summer Game Fest has come and gone. There were a decent amount of video games shown off that will be releasing within the next 12 months, including highly anticipated games like Starfield. While it was a pretty big showcase with a good helping of games, there was one title that was notably absent from the conference. Besides a crossover with Microsoft Flight Simulator, Halo Infinite and any Halo related content had no presence during the 90-minute show. Fans of the franchise are still waiting for a bunch of content, including the co-op campaign and Forge mode, but Xbox chose not to show off what is coming to the game, and that is a mistake.
Upon release, Halo Infinite was received pretty well for its new take on the classic Halo campaign and the fun multiplayer. However, the game was heavily criticized for its battle pass rewards and lack of some core features that previous Halo games had. The title is supposed to represent Halo for the foreseeable future, but fans of the franchise are left wondering just what that will look like.The Xbox and Bethesda showcase was where the studio could have eased fan worries and given them something to look forward too, but instead they only got a Pelican in Flight Simulator.
Halo Infinite's Forge Mode Should Take More From Reach Than Halo 5
It seems like almost every day players complain about different aspects of Halo Infinite on the game's subreddit and across social media. Gamers have become increasingly unhappy with the battle pass rewards that 343 has released and the restrictions that are in place for customization. They have also become angered by the lack of certain game modes, and the fact that Halo Infinite still has no co-op campaign
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