Many Halo fans may be hoping for, or even expecting, Microsoft and 343 Industries to show Halo Infinite, the next entry in the franchise that was announced back at E3, at the upcoming X018 event. However, it looks like your hopes will be dashed on that front, because 343 Industries has confirmed that it currently does not plan on showing the game at the event at all.

343 Industries’ Community Director Brian Jarrard said on Twitter, in response to a fan’s question, that for now, there is nothing planned for Microsoft’s event, though he did say that 343 Industries are internally trying to figure out when, where, and how they will discuss the game next.

Unfortunately, then, it looks like fans may be in for a wait, as far as learning more about what 343 Industries has billed as the “next chapter” in the saga goes. Given that the game looked great from the little we saw of it, I’m sure they’ll be more than content to let 343 Industries take their time with it and get it right.

I'd love to start getting more info out there, and we're talking internally about what/when/where/how, but nothing currently planned for X018.

— Brian Jarrard (@ske7ch) October 9, 2018

Recently, people noted that reprints of Halo 5: Guardians had switched from labelling the game as “Xbox One Exclusive” to “Xbox One Console Exclusive”, prompting speculation that one of the last Xbox exclusive holdouts will probably be coming to PC some time soon (Halo 5 launched before Xbox Play Anywhere was a thing). A form of Halo 5 has been available on Windows 10 PCs for a while, in the guise of Halo 5: Forge– but full-fledged Halo 5 on PCs would be neat, surely.

However, that speculation was just that, speculation. Speaking to CNET, Microsoft confirmed that there is no intention of launching Halo 5 on PC any time soon. “As we’ve shared previously, we do not have plans to launch Halo 5: Guardians on Windows 10 PC,” a Microsoft spokesperson told CNET Monday.

Halo appears to be the one franchise Microsoft is strangely cagey with bringing over to PC- The Master Chief Collection is still not on Windows 10, for example, and there has been a lot of uncertainty about whether or not the upcoming Halo Infinite will hit Windows 10 alongside Xbox One.

For now, it seems as though you need an Xbox One if you like Halo.