If you were expecting Halo Infinite to reset a timeline or take the Halo franchise in a radically new direction in terms of story, don't. Halo Infinite is the next chapter in Master Chief's story, and essentially just Halo 6.

Xbox Game Pass, the subscription service that gives Xbox One owners instant access to over 100 games, is now live for Gold Subscribers.

Halo 5 had a two-pronged approach to its storytelling, focusing either on the faceless hero or the next generation of super-soldiers led by Spartan Locke. The reason for their inclusion boiled down to gameplay mechanics, as Halo 5’s big hook was co-operative action spread across two to four players at any given time. Not a bad idea, but maybe not the best idea for a core Halo game. And certainly something you'll see much less of in Halo 6.

Xbox just detailed their new monthly game service, which is pretty much the digital interactive equivalent of Netflix: One set fee, a library of games and unlimited access.

ACGL are doing the near impossible - 42 tournaments in 20 days with their new XP Fest. XP Fest is the beta phase of their new Leaderboard system with some fun modes and prizes spread across 7 titles.

You’d think that Halo 5 would be a perfect match for a platform populated by players who’d happily gobble that space opera up while hurling slurs about your maternal lineage at you. You’d also be wrong.

Season passes that fracture the community into haves and have-nots, aren't cool at all according to Xbox's Major Nelson.

Despite being foreshadowed by Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, the Halo 5 World Championships now boasts the highest first person shooter prize pool of $2.5 million.