Channel 4 news report shows Halo 5
And Project Gotham Racing.
Microsoft has flashed a cheeky glimpse of Halo 5 to the Channel 4 news team - what happened to Halo 4?
A filmed report shows Microsoft's Jonathan Cluts using hidden Kinect-like technology to change the appearance of a wall within a futuristic, Microsoft-built concept house - Microsoft Home.
He flicks through icons and settles on Grandma's Room. But what's more interesting are the two names either side: Project Gotham Racing, the other Halo 5.
Cluts selects Grandma's Room and a more grandma-specific décor covers the walls.
That's it. There's no explanation of the Halo 5 or Project Gotham Racing icons, although beneath the Halo 5 symbol reads, "Inside Halo 5."
Maybe they're nothing more than humorous nods to the future and games that may exist. That still means Microsoft plans to keep both series running. And that's something, isn't it?
We know Microsoft's internal studio 343 industries has been handed the Halo baton by now unshackled developer and IP creator Bungie. Project Gotham Racing was thought dead following Activision's acquisition of Bizarre Creations, however last November Microsoft was apparently in talks with a number of developers regarding a makeover of the dormant franchise.
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If 343 are making a new Halo, which they probably are...it will almost certainly be for current gen platforms.
This console generation is for life yo!
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The answer is 'a lot' apparently.
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They should have stopped after Halo 2 really, how many more repetitive sequels that don't bring in anything new can they possibly shit out?
The answer is 'a lot' apparently.
So would that equally applies to Killzone 3 or more relevant perhaps COD?
James Bond was allowed pretty much to go on and on!
But we of course would want to experience something new and innovative in each new iteration, but Halo universe is very rich and plenty to be mined for our entertainment.
Star Wars and Star Trek has well realised universe, but they do have different story lines focusing on different characters and timelines, so does Halo, if rumours of focusing on the birth of Spartan Project and the black ops to prevent secessions of outer planets.
MS is no fool to let the franchise die out and plenty of fans.
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Yes, that would probably be a wise decisions, since Halo 3 and Halo Reach didn't make any profit. Did it ?
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Lulz.
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Err, GamesConnoissuer, did you try Halo:Reach? It's the best game in the series by far. I like sequels if they're good (eg CoD MW2), but not bad (eg CoD Black Ops). It's the quality that matters.
The tech in the video looked interesting, but did't seem to be very practical. Still, the watery thing is a bit like those Cylon computers in Battlestar Galactica TV, which is cool.
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