The long-awaited title from Microsoft and 343 Industries will launch on Xbox One consoles, Xbox Series X and Windows 10 computers this Christmas of 2020.
343 Industries has not stopped working on Halo: Infinite despite the limitations caused by the global coronavirus health crisis (COVID-19). Microsoft, which has already warned that the development of the expected return of the saga was on the right track and was not going to experience delays, has now given the baton to the Redmond company to show in two short videos how the capture process is being carried out audio for a few weeks.
Halo YouTube and Instagram have been the venues chosen to teach fans what the video game will look like and the emphasis being placed on audio direction in Halo: Infinite. The videos, which were recorded before teleworking began due to the pandemic, show both vehicle sounds in different conditions and other sound effects that will be used for stage designs, settings, etc.
All the recordings now pass into the hands of the technicians, who will take care of fitting all those tracks into the situations that require it. Remarkably, even planes, helicopters, and thrusters have undergone recording tests by the 343 Industries team.
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Did you hear that? 💥🔊👂 The Audio Team busted out their "Propane Cannon" again! This time, they brought it to a deserted mining town and recorded the sound reflections bouncing off the different spaces. #halo #xbox # 343industries #HaloInfinite #sounddesignsaturday #sounddesign #fieldrecording
Halo: Infinite, the first great Xbox Series X game
Halo: Infinite is slated for Christmas 2020 on Xbox One, Xbox Series X, and Windows 10 (PC). Despite its exclusive status in the Xbox ecosystem, Microsoft does not want anyone to be left behind and will bet on a model of intergeneration internal releases during the first year of Xbox Series X's life.
Xbox Series X will launch worldwide Christmas 2020, although we do not yet know with what catalog of outgoing games or the price of the console, apart from Halo: Infinite. The FreeGameTips reader community has indeed made its bet when it comes to price. You can read here everything we know about the console, the news of its new controller and all the games confirmed to date.
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