After a rocky few years since the release of Halo Infinite, the Halo franchise has had more than a few exciting announcements to prepare fans for what's to come in the future. While we already know about the upcoming release of the Halo: Campaign Evolved remaster and rumored multiplayer project, its developers recently gave insight into how the change to PlayStation 5 compatibility will affect the series.
With executive producer Damon Conn citing the primary reason behind the change as an effort to "bring players back together," as noted in an interview with GamesRadar, the change is "paving the way to expand our Halo universe." Even if there are plenty of financial incentives in jumping towards a brand-new audience of PlayStation players, Halo's developers made it clear that it's something "we won't take lightly."
It's no secret that the most recent release of Halo Infinite back in 2021 wasn't able to live up to its high expectations, and while neither of the two new projects in 2026 is particularly revolutionary for the series on its own, they signal some significant changes for the series moving forward.
With plenty riding on the latest entry already, Halo already seems to be...
