Around a half-million on FaceBook alone have signed a petition pledging that they’ll be ready to storm the gates of Area 51 in pursuit of the truth and hot alien interspecies romance like what Mass Effect promised us. Now while we’d suggest that showing up to Area 51 with a few dozen pals and seeing if you can outrun bullets is probably a bad idea, we’d also be remiss not to suggest using a few of the best vehicles in video gaming to find the truth. Here’s what we’d rock up in, if we could afford them. Or if they were real.

Halo, the Xbox’s beloved first person shooter is finally coming to PC. Okay, okay. The first two games in the series did get PC ports, but that’s where it ended. Now, the whole series is on its way to PC, by the quite excellent Halo: Master Chief Collection that stuffs every core game in the series into one package. Unfortunately, its first test has been delayed.

After languishing in development hell for years, the Steven Spielberg-produced live-action Halo TV series is moving ahead swiftly as it's found its Master Chief in Pablo Schreiber.

Halo, as a series, is often lauded as the game that revolutionised console first person shooters. Beyond the very first game though, it’s not been available on PC, which is where most FPS games actually belong. That’s all changing. In the company’s Inside Xbox show, Microsoft confirmed that the Halo Master chief Collection is finally making its way to PC, bringing with it nearly every single Halo FPS.

Developer 343 Industries’ new take on the Halo series wants to be both a narrative-heavy adventure and the next step forward in the multiplayer arena that is currently dominated by the likes of Apex Legends and Fortnite.

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.

From digitised classics to far-out future concepts, there’s no shortage of great wheels that you can virtually drive on the console of your choice. Here’s ten of the best, that make me want to shout POOOOOOOOOWER!

After first being announced back in 2013, but then getting stuck in production hell, Microsoft's live-action big budget Halo TV series is finally happening! However, instead of legendary filmmaker Steven Spielberg being in charge, it's the still potent duo of Rupert Wyatt and Kyle Killen.