The delay of “Halo Infinite” may affect the early appeal of the new Xbox Series X. WSJheard explains. WSJWhatsNow
The problem with being in the videogame hardware business is that even the best consoles don’t amount to much without new games to play on them.
Microsoft had planned to launch its Xbox Series X this fall with the first major sequel in five years to its blockbuster “Halo” franchise. But the developer of “Halo Infinite” said Tuesday that the game has been delayed until next year, citing “multiple factors that have contributed to development challenges, including the continuing Covid-related impacts affecting us all this year.”...
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