Despite ongoing rumors that Halo: The Master Chief Collection could eventually be released on the Nintendo Switch 2 and Sony's PlayStation 5, the game may not be coming to other consoles after all, at least in its current form. One insider recently shared that they don't know if a full collection release will happen, indicating Microsoft may be looking to license single games rather than The Master Chief Collection in its entirety.
There have been plenty of discussions regarding Halo lately and, in turn, Microsoft, with the company becoming more and more interested in diversifying its products and ensuring gamers have as many options as possible. This is evident in the change Microsoft has undergone concerning exclusive titles, with games like Indiana Jones and the Great Circle arriving on PlayStation 5 despite initially being announced as an Xbox-only release. This has led many to theorize if the Halo franchise could make its way onto competitors' consoles, too, with rumors swirling regarding Halo: The Master Chief Collection. However, these rumors may not pan out, with a recent interview sharing more insight into the inner workings of the potential deal.
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