And, on Xbox Series X as well as supported PCs, enjoy enhanced features like up to 120FPS and greatly reduced load times creating seamless gameplay that usher in the next generation of gaming.* Halo Infinite provides an amazing experience across the Xbox One and newer family of consoles as well as PC with stunning 4k graphics and world-class cross-platform play. Whether it’s remaking iconic experiences from previous Halo entries or creating something entirely unique, the possibilities for thrilling custom maps and game modes are infinite.Ĭross-Generation and Cross-Platform Gaming: Halo’s legendary content creation tool is back and more powerful than ever with advanced features like a new visual scripting engine, object scaling, lighting and audio tools as well as marked improvements in fidelity and object budget limits. Halo’s celebrated multiplayer returns, reimagined and free-to-play! Seasonal updates evolve the experience over time with unique events, new modes and maps, and community-focused content. The remaining map packs and "Battleground" will be released "in the coming months.Halo Infinite’s largest multiplayer update yet is available now! Season 3: Echoes Within offers players a new 100-tier Battle Pass, new maps, a new mode and, for the first time, a new weapon and equipment item. On top of that, Capcom is going to make the Lost Planet Collector's Edition "Battleground" map downloadable for free to all players of the game. The pack will cost 400 Microsoft Points ($5).
It includes a close-quarters map called "Radar Field" and a more open offering, "Island 902," which mixes islands with underwater areas. The first pack of two maps is expected to go up on the Marketplace alongside the announced update for the game, on or around March 9. Over the next few months, Capcom will release seven new multiplayer maps for Lost Planet, one of them free and the rest divided into three map packs for sale on the Xbox Live Marketplace. "Island 902" is one of six new maps Capcom is making for Lost Planet.Ĭapcom has already confirmed postlaunch support for its Xbox 360 action game Lost Planet: Extreme Condition, but today the publisher announced that it is going to be offering more than a few bug fixes and presentation tweaks.
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