‘Halo’ Developer 343 Industries Rebrands, Moves to Unreal Engine 5
Industries, the developer behind Halo, has announced it’ll be rebranding to Halo Studios. The company also has several new games in the works and will be moving Halo over to Unreal Engine 5. The studio was launched by Microsoft in 2007 after the original Halo developer Bungie split and became an independent company.
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After a few years struggling with Halo Infinite, 343 Industries is changing its name to Halo Studios and has some big changes ...
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Industries, possibly rebranding as Halo Studios, plans to adopt the Unreal Engine for future Halo games, moving away from the ...
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