Halo Infinite Multiplayer Teased By Phil Spencer Eddie Makuch Microsoft has finally shown off Halo Infinite's campaign, but we haven't seen any multiplayer footage yet. Microsoft will showcase the multiplayer "soon," but ahead of that, Xbox boss Phil Spencer has offered a tease for what to expect. He told iJustine that that Halo Infinite will build off the multiplayer element of Halo 5: Guardians, which was generally well-received by fans. He also teased that 343's developers have pushed themselves with new "technical challenges" for multiplayer, but Spencer did not elaborate on this. The executive also confirmed that Halo Infinite's multiplayer element was developed alongside professional Halo players in an effort to fine-tune the experience. "The multiplayer in Halo Infinite I think is going to be special when we talk about it," Spencer said. "We know, for some many people, Halo CE started with us lugging our Xboxes around, plugging them in together and playing console multiplayer, for many of us, for the first time. So I'm excited for what we'll get to see and what we'll get to show. I think the team is building on what they did with Halo 5, and the multiplayer in Halo 5 was received very well." Continue Reading at GameSpot https://ift.tt/eA8V8J

Microsoft has finally shown off Halo Infinite's campaign, but we haven't seen any multiplayer footage yet. Microsoft will showcase the multiplayer "soon," but ahead of that, Xbox boss Phil Spencer has offered a tease for what to expect.

He told iJustine that that Halo Infinite will build off the multiplayer element of Halo 5: Guardians, which was generally well-received by fans. He also teased that 343's developers have pushed themselves with new "technical challenges" for multiplayer, but Spencer did not elaborate on this. The executive also confirmed that Halo Infinite's multiplayer element was developed alongside professional Halo players in an effort to fine-tune the experience.

"The multiplayer in Halo Infinite I think is going to be special when we talk about it," Spencer said. "We know, for some many people, Halo CE started with us lugging our Xboxes around, plugging them in together and playing console multiplayer, for many of us, for the first time. So I'm excited for what we'll get to see and what we'll get to show. I think the team is building on what they did with Halo 5, and the multiplayer in Halo 5 was received very well."

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