Speaking of gear, the “Infinity Armory” update also includes a treat for major fans, as the game is welcoming back the “Halo 2” battle rifle, including its sound effects, classic zoom system, and the “Halo 2” Anniversary design model.
Infinity Armory delivers a new Arena mode map called Riptide, which takes gamers to a planet which The Created are significantly tweaking, with winding routes and two levels of catwalks that can give players advantages when they decide to gain some altitude.
343 Industries has detailed the next wave of multiplayer content headed to Halo 5: Guardians ahead of its release next week.
Delivered by Softpedia, the much-awaited return of the Halo 2 Battle Rifle has finally been granted to the fans after almost eleven years of its absence.
If you want to see how all of this sweet goodness will be, 343 will be hosting a livestream this Friday at 3 PM PST to show off Riptide and Urban.
Halo 5 is getting a lot of great post-launch servicing.
Additional content also includes new uncommon and rare variants of the Carbine and the new ACHILLES armor set.
Urban is described as one of Warzone’s most open maps, with long sight lines set against the aftermath of the Human-Covenant war.
The weapon skins being added to the game is where this update gets kind of goofy.
As of now, the exact release date for Inifinity’s Armory is still unknown, but it has been reported to arrive in January.
Halo 5 is looking to start 2016 with a bang.
It remains an important title for Microsoft’s Xbox One console, and the company knows it. They continue to add features and updates, with no letdown in site.
The Infinity’s Armory update is receiving its final testing as well, and as mentioned above, remains on track for delivery this month.
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