B is for Bravo-
As we get closer and closer to the end of May, the weeks start to blend together. The days get longer, news and announcements slow down quite a bit, and teams across the studio focus in on upcoming experiences. For the Halo 5: Guardians team, this means perfecting the polish and presentation of new, never-before-seen goodness that awaits. Across the studio, the MCC team hammers away on upcoming game updates. I sit somewhere in the middle, furiously running back and forth between the two, checking out what they’re working on, and getting in on as many playtests as I can, including the latest Halo 5: Guardians Arena maps, the stormy shores of Relic and the devastated streets of New Mombasa found within ODST, and [REDACTED], which we’ll be sharing more about later this year.
Legend has it that this list of the best Xbox One Co-Op games is so good, it may require four people to fully enjoy.
GF365: "A friend makes the adventure all the more fun. Here are the best video game companions that will keep you company."
343:
We have a special treat for you this month.
Something that becomes part of the great journey of many Halo fans is learning about all the stuff that didn’t make it into the games over the years.
When ambitious and talented developers are up against the challenges posed by limited time and resources, having to make tough decisions about what best serves the final product, many things end up in the horrifying tenth circle of Hell which Dante deemed too terrifying to tell us about: the cutting room floor.
2 years each dev time.
Add another 2 for co-op cut content.
The stuff cut from halo 3 is like a game in itself. I would like to see the level that the map Guardian was based off of, make it next Gen only with the slipspace engine from 2018.
"When ambitious and talented developers are up against the challenges posed by limited time and resources"
Literally nothing in that sentence is anyway relatable to 343i.
