Microsoft needs a solid strategy at E3 and announcing the same old exclusives may not be enough.
What could Microsoft possibly present at this year's E3?
Microsoft is riding on a wave of goodwill and momentum- here's how they can continue down that path.
Will they or won't they appear? Join us as we continue to hope.
The state of the Halo franchise.
Unless the next Xbox is out before 2020, in any case.
"If stunning 60 Hz 4k graphics gets you excited, this is the right job for you."
Halo in VR? Oh yes, please.
Zombies, mutants, soldiers - there's no shortage of things to shoot in the coming years.
343 Industries explains the resource split for "legacy" Halo titles compared to the next big thing.
Xbox Game Pass subscribers will no longer have to wait for Microsoft Studios titles to hit the service later.
343 Industries quickly debunks rumours.
Despite a relatively weak 2017, Microsoft's console has some pretty solid games due in 2018 and beyond.
It seems like the fight won't be continuing this year.
![[UPDATE] Geoff Keighley Teases Announcement For The Sixth Entry In A Major Franchise At TGA 2017](https://gamingbolt.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/12/the-game-awards-300x176.jpg)
UPDATE: We took the quote out of context. Full clarification inside.
Halo 6 will be "ready when it's ready."
Show, don't tell, Mr. Spencer.
Will this game finish another fight?
Stay tuned for Halo Wars 2 info later today.
Wish all you want but we're highly skeptical of these games appearing.
