While we're all waiting for Halo: MCC to finally come out on PC, here's a little something from the modding scene of the first Halo game.
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Halo MCC's public beta will, sadly, not launch before this year's E3, according to the latest word from developers.
Epic Games is rumored to have its sights on Microsoft's Halo: The Master Chief Collection, which is said to arrive "soon" to PC.
According to the game's developers, Halo Infinite battle royale won't be a thing, at all.
Halo: Reach PC Testing was initially said to start this month, however, the nature of developing for PC might push it to a later date.
The Halo: Reach Beta start date will happen within a few weeks with the Halo Insider program, but PC fans will have to wait a while longer.
According to developers at 343, Halo: Reach will not have microtransactions on PC, though a new multiplayer progression system is, in fact, being developed.
Latest developments make us think that it might.
Recently there's been some murmur about PC gamers having to pay for Xbox Live to play Halo MCC online via Steam...
Halo Master Chief Collection PC has been announced at last. It will include all games, including Halo Reach, and it'll be on Steam as well as Microsoft Store. It'll also be an episodic release.
Halo Master Chief Collection PC may be announced this week, but a weird listing on Microsoft's own store is either a mistake or something to pay attention to.
Oh how the turntables...
The "father of Master Chief" and creative director on the original Halo games says that the series is now in a "no win" situation, and Halo Infinite may be a full series reboot.
The PC version is supposedly going to be 'treated as a first-class citizen' this time around.
Xenia can now run Halo: Reach at a playable framerate. How about that!
The future of Halo is, ironically, in it being a game-as-a-service.
The upcoming Forza's Halo showcase event is going to be pretty impressive this time around.
Could it be that Microsoft are finally getting to their senses and Halo 5 PC will happen? Not so, according to Microsoft. For no reason.
343 Studios, the current developer behind the Halo series, has commented on requests to bring the Halo collection to PC, and it looks like it might well happen.
Corporate Gaming Vice President Mike Ybarra says "I don't care" about whether people should play Microsoft's games on Xbox or Windows PCs, which has infuriated a lot of Xbox fans.