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343 Industries has announced that online servers for several Xbox 360 Halo titles will be closed next year. You have one year to grab any achievements from the affected games before they're gone for good.

Posted 4 months ago by Sean Carey 194

The number of maps which have just been transferred from Halo 3, Halo: Reach and Halo 4 has been confirmed: over 6.6 million maps will be available for future access in the Master Chief Collection.

Posted 1 year ago by Heidi Nicholas 40

Super Smash Bros. Ultimate is out for Nintendo Switch today, and it marks the de facto end of major 2018 releases. This got us thinking, who would make an Xbox Smash Bros. game roster? We've come up with 20+ famous faces.

Posted 2 years ago by Mark Delaney

Another four titles have joined the ever expanding Xbox Backward Compatibility program, including Halo 3, Halo 4 and Halo 3: ODST.

Posted 4 years ago by Dave Horobin

Always the poster boy for anything Xbox, Master Chief has become one of the most recognizable faces -- er, helmets -- in video gaming. Even without a new Halo title, Microsoft still has big plans for him in 2017.

Posted 4 years ago by Kelly Packard

Like Xbox, its most famous 2001 launch title, Halo, is also celebrating a decade and a half of influence and memories. Come drop in to this weekend's chat regarding the brand's flagship hero and franchise.

Posted 5 years ago by Mark Delaney

Tuesday, November 15th will be the 15th anniversary of the prolific Halo franchise, a series that holds a special place in the hearts of many now twenty-and-thirty-somethings worldwide. What will it bring?

Posted 5 years ago by Kelly Packard

Video games have come a long, long way from their simplistic origins. They often tell meaningful, heartfelt stories nowadays, just like other mediums. Here are some of our personal moments of tear-shedding. What are yours?

Posted 5 years ago by Mark Delaney

We're all here because we love video games, but for most of us games aren't the only medium we consume. Let's talk about great books to read based on some games we loved playing. What are your recommendations?

Posted 5 years ago by Mark Delaney

Video games have a long history of secondary studios coming into a series while the primary team takes a break or moves on, and it seems to maybe never end well. Why does this keep happening?

Posted 5 years ago by Mark Delaney