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Shroud Says He Isn't Enjoying Halo Infinite
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After over three years of waiting since Halo Infinite was revealed at E3 2018, eager fans can finally download and play part of the game. This comes after Xbox unexpectedly launched the multiplayer component of Halo Infinite on November 15. Following the surprise release of the multiplayer, many content creators have checked out the game. One of these top streamers was Shroud.
As one of the most popular streamers on Twitch, many people tune in regularly to watch Shroud play video games. While
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