While seeing the newest games from the best and most trusted studios is always a fun thing, there’s an equal thrill in seeing new studios being formed with potential for new properties for the future. One such instance is Archetype Entertainment, a development studio newly formed with Wizards of the Coast that sees a lot of veteran talent from the likes of BioWare and Naughty Dog. Unfortunately, we don’t know exactly what they are working on, though we did get a vague idea today.

Via their recently launched official Twitter account, it was revealed the developer would be teaming with renowned CG studio Blur Studios for a new sci-fi IP. Unfortunately, that’s all that we have here at the moment. The mind naturally wanders to something Mass Effect-like considering the pedigree, but we have no way of knowing for sure what to expect at this point.

How far along this project is is anyone’s guess at this point, but considering how the studio was only recently revealed, it’s most likely a few years out. Still, though, keep your fingers crossed that whatever it is will look solid.

Excited to share we’re partnering with Blur Studios to build our new science fiction IP. And we’re hiring!https://t.co/Qv3jkxuVbE pic.twitter.com/aPVMX1CoAy

— EXODUS™ (from Archetype Entertainment) (@ArchetypeEnt) March 10, 2021

We already knew that 343 Industries had planned a grand total of 400 Achievements for Halo: The Master Chief Collection, for when it is due to hit the Xbox One later this month, for a grand total of 4,000 G offered in Gamerscore. What we didn’t know was that these guys are a bit crazy and may have gotten carried a teensy bit away, as they announced another 50 achievements that add another 500G to the package.

“For this round of achievements, we wanted to focus on community and the new multiplayer features being offered by the new maps and modes within Halo 2: Anniversary multiplayer,” developer 343 Industries wrote on their website.

The new achievements will be covering all four of the games included in this package, and, as with the previous round of achievements, some are tied to the overall package itself.

Halo: The Master Chief Collection launches exclusively for the Xbox One in one week. Stay tuned to GamingBolt for more coverage.