Release Date: October 27 The Buzz: What more really needs to be said about this one? It's the next step in Master Chief's story, and also introduces a new character, Spartan Locke, as another playable soldier. Though there's been much disappointment about the game's lack of local offline multiplayer, at least the online offering seems as outrageously entertaining as usual. With an impressive 20 maps and a new Warzone mode (which combines PvP and PvE mechanics), you're probably going to fall in love with Halo multiplayer all over again...as long as it doesn't pull a Master Chief Collection and screw gamers over with technical issues. Whether it'll move the story on in a meaningful way or presents enough multiplayer mayhem to rival the series' best entries remains to be seen, but as the first Halo game on the Xbox One, it's just dripping with potential to be the best one yet. Which upcoming Xbox One exclusives are you most looking forward to? Shout them out in the comments!
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