Halo: Campaign Evolved is a full Unreal Engine 5 remake of Halo: Combat Evolved, launching in 2026 on Xbox, PC, and PlayStation 5. Featuring 4K visuals, new missions, weapons, vehicles, and four-player co-op,

Halo is looking for a fresh start, and today’s 2025 Halo Project Update livestream could give it just that.

H alo: Combat Evolved is getting a second remake and there are plenty of reasons it's sort of an odd duck. On top of taking a hatchet to Halo's perennial Xbox and PC exclusivity, it's got all sorts of ground-up changes: new weapons, 4-player co-op, sprinting, and uh, "enhanced level design."

For the last 25 years, Xbox and Halo have been inextricable. The first-person shooter game and its iconic green-armored protagonist, Master Chief, are household names even to non-gamers. For players,

Halo Studios is reportedly working on two Halo titles scheduled for release in 2026, and one of them is a multiplayer project 'like Fortnite.'

The creative team behind Halo: Campaign Evolved has declined to reply to recent questions about the use of generative AI. This has led to a lot of suspicion from the gaming community.

Campaign Evolved launches on PlayStation 5 in 2026 alongside Xbox and PC, it will mark one of gaming’s most symbolically seismic moments: a flagship Xbox-exclusive franchise going multi-platform. Beyond the visuals and gameplay enhancements,

The halo is a curved wishbone-shaped structure that surrounds the cockpit of a Formula 1 car. It was first introduced in 2018, to improve the safety of drivers during races. The structure is attached to the car in three places, surrounding the driver's head at the top of the cockpit and attaching to the front of the car.

Jacksonville police charged two people under Florida's new HALO Law, which requires people to back off 25 feet if asked. Why is that controversial?