
Microsoft and 343 Industries are obviously gearing up for the launch of Halo Infinite this holiday season, and part of the plan is to release some licensed products.
The official Halo Twitter account earlier today teased a collaboration with accessory manufacturer Razer. While Razer caters more towards the computer market, according to its own tweet, it will be creating licensed Halo Infinite gear for both Xbox and PC players.
343's Kiki Wolfkill shared a bit more information about the partnership:
"Razer is the perfect partner to help us deliver the premium gear we know our Halo players are looking for. The Halo Consumer Products team is focused on bringing the Halo universe to life and into the hands of our community. We're thrilled to be partnering with Razer to create this line of high-quality peripherals that embody the Halo brand while also delivering on the performance our fans expect across multiple platforms."
These peripherals are "coming soon" and are expected to arrive in store at some point during Q4, 2020 - presumably alongside the launch of the Xbox Series X and the new Halo game. If we hear anything else, we'll let you know.
Have you used any of Razer's products before? Would you be interested in some themed Xbox gear designed by this company? Leave a comment down below.
[source twitter.com]
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I'm thinking overpriced keyboards and mice. 😑
@gingataisen Yep it won't come cheap sadly!
Has anyone seen the Halo Infinite that has been made in Dreams on PS4.
That’s what I was expecting last Thursday and a lot more for a massive AAA studio, flag ship game look at the power of the series X.
Somethings not right with Xbox and Is it just it’s the direction that Microsoft want it go or the coal face leaders.
@Dezzy70
Does it run at 4K and 60fps? 😏
@gingataisen
Of it course it does not and you know that is not the intention. The point is when you shout about the most powerful console in the world 12tflop etc and add your biggest franchise and a massive AAA studio and 5 years since Halo 5. I expected better and to be blown away a bit. Like many many others I felt flat and disappointed.
@Dezzy70
Let's have this conversation again when the game releases, and we see how it looks and plays. If you're still left disappointed, then you can tell me, "I told you so".
I’m only disappointed because I wanted it to shine like a star and after the demo I was not. I don’t get Microsoft now a days. The 360 era I understood them, amazing cutting edge generation game’s a plenty, one after the other beating Nintendo and matching Sony. Gears of war, Forza, Halo and so many of them and so much more, mass effect etc etc. They really are half the company they used to be for me and I still don’t understand them now at all. I really don’t know if they want to be in the console making business or not, or have their eyes on tens years time when we might live in the cloud. They seem to be the mediocre company with lots of strings to their bow, Jack of all trades, but not top of anything. Split in direction maybe to much and trying to offer to much becoming spread to thinly, their business model stretched therefore stretching resources.
To show what a mockery Microsoft are making of the series x. In the UK one of the better Xbox country’s. 84 percent voted for PS5 over series x. That was before the poor Halo Infinite showing.
I’m just venting my anger on here at Microsoft not any of you good people.
@Dezzy70
If you're trying to tell me that SeX is somehow going to do worse than Xbox One in the UK, I've got some snake oil to sell you. 😂
I think it will at the end of the day the series x most definitely.
However if Microsoft release a cheap version series s, because with game pass And bc it will be a budget poor person’s solution to gaming.
Having said that the UK has taken to the switch well and that will not help the series s.
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