Bungie's passing the torch to 343 Industries
Bungie doesn't make Halo games anymore, but they have still maintained the game stats and player service records for the Halo games thus far. Well, that will change on March 31, because Bungie issued a statement today saying that all live data will now be handled by 343 Industries.
TV service is coming to the 360 with these first 26 channels.
Verizon FiOS customers will be able to start watching live cable TV with their Xbox 360s and an internet connection next month, according to the service provider. In order to have this service, Xbox 360 owners must have FiOS TV and FiOS Internet services, as well as be Xbox Live Gold members. A free app must be downloaded to the Xbox 360 for the service to work.
You'll also be able to play the Anniversary maps in Halo: Reach.
Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary features Kinect support, but you wouldn’t know it by looking at the game’s box. You’ll see it mentioned if you’re one of those gamers who still cracks open the instruction manual, but the reason for the lack of Kinect notification on the box stems from the fact that the feature isn’t on the game disc.
You got your Kinect in my Halo!
According to GameRant, 343 Industries revealed at a panel at New York Comic Con the Kinect functionality Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary will have. At E3 earlier this year, it was announced that this HD remake of the first Halo game would have Kinect support. Now we know what that functionality will entail. Get ready to yell at your TV in the heat of battle!
