343 Industries Aimed To Steal The Show For This Year’s E3 With Halo Infinite Before The Sprawling Pandemic

This past Wednesday marked the two-year anniversary since the announcement of Halo Infinite. And despite the hype that rides behind the next major installment for Microsoft’s most recognized franchise, developer 343 Industries has yet to unveil any gameplay for the Xbox Series X launch title. It was suspected that this year’s E3, prior to the effective cancellation of the show, that fans could feast their eyes on the new game in action.

And apparently that happened to be the case as Halo Community Director Brian Jarrard shared this year to be monumental for Halo’s presence. In fact, Jarrard went to state that the showcase for Halo Infinite would even steal the show in viewer excitement.

As of late, it is reported that July will be the official timeframe for when Microsoft will finally showcase gameplay for Halo Infinite. Even more, the firm is planning to host a full first-party feature to present the upcoming lineup of Xbox Game Studios titles coming to the Xbox Series X.

In a recent report, it was told that Microsoft had unfortunately postponed events for the coming Xbox 20/20 initiative until August, but leading figures at the company denounced the claims made. Xbox General Manager Aaron Greenberg explains that June will be operated differently than in contrast to previous years as June is still vacant for a showcase to be held.

In other Halo Infinite-related news, fans have deciphered a hidden message that was imbedded in the second trailer for the game presented at last year’s E3. You can read the full report by heading here.

Are you excited to see what 343 Industries has planned for Halo Infinite?

Halo Infinite will ship for Xbox One, Xbox Series X, and PC sometime in holiday 2020.