The Fall 2015 release of Microsoft's first-person jewel is all but confirmed; at least the price point of copies remain at an affordable $75, in Halo 5 latest news.
343 Industries revealed enough details of the game, and so far the teasers hint of the massive title the Xbox One deserves. Halo 4 was an ambitious project for the Xbox 360, and developers pulled off a hit, sustaining a franchise of very successful installments.
More gameplay details are expected at this June's E3, but insiders previously clarified a few questions regarding the next Halo installment. The mystery surrounding the initial cover art raised plenty of speculations, and is the first thing which caught the attention of gamers (mweb.co.za).
Halo 5 latest news has confirmed the blue-visored Spartan on the cover art is indeed a new character, a contrast to rumors the person behind the armor is a robot version of Cortana or Sarah Palmer, characters from Halo 4.
Executive Producer Josh Holmes: "For everyone speculating about the mysterious Spartan in Halo 5: Guardians, he's not Palmer (or Cortana!). He's a NEW character."
343 Industries promises Halo 5 is going to be bigger than Halo 4, taking full advantage of a powerful Xbox One console. Developers retooled the tech for the next-gen platform, extending upgrades to the game's content and scope.
What's revealed so far in Halo 5 latest news is teasers to the title's plot, including a new, undisclosed location. Early concept art hints at a prominent backdrop: "We're proud of what we accomplished with our first release in Halo 4 and now we're focused on something much more transformative as we make the leap to the next generation of Xbox."
Halo 5 continues an ongoing saga, with Master Chief struggling to maintain resistance against forces bent on eliminating sentient life in the universe. The teaser video shows the protagonist cloaked in a desert, finding a robotic bird with a supposed, unknown message. June's E3 should reveal more on Halo 5 latest news, hopefully an extended preview or a playable demo (trustedreviews.com).
