The medieval English author Geoffrey Chaucer once wrote that "all good things must come to an end." Seven centuries later, we're still quoting that seminal phrase for everything from everyday conversations to the titles of television series finales.
It speaks to the inevitability that, in time, everything has an unavoidable conclusion. Which is all well and good, but I'm a bit mystified that Halo Infinite is facing the music so soon.
If you've been buying Nintendo Switch 2 keys from third-party sellers, you might want to stop for now.
In a recent blog update at Halo Waypoint, Halo Studios' Director of Competitive Engagement, Tashi Hasandjekic, dropped the bombshell news that this year's Halo World Championship will Halo Infinite's last:
"Over the next few months, the HCS will host the 2 planned Majors as well as the almost sold out and highly anticipated Halo World Championship on October 24-26. Once a world champion is crowned in October, the HCS will be retiring Halo Infinite from Official HCS Competition." -Tashi Hasandjekic
The most recent chapter in Master Chief's ever-expanding saga has represented the franchise since its 2021 launch on Xbox and PC. It has been the Halo game for the...
