so i just heard that kiki wolfkill, a total legend in the halo universe, is leaving microsoft after a whopping 28 years. i mean, can you even imagine dedicating that much of your life to one company? she's been a key player in the halo series, and her departure is kind of a big deal for fans like me.



anyway, it got me thinking about the whole halo franchise and how it's evolved over the years. i'm still a bit salty about the paramount+ halo tv series getting cancelled after just two seasons - i know it was super divisive, but i was kinda into it. and let's be real, the fact that halo's xbox 360 servers are now offline is basically the end of an era. i remember spending hours playing halo with my friends back in the day, and it's crazy to think that those servers are just... gone.



i'm also super excited that halo 4 is finally coming to pc next week - i've been waiting for what feels like forever to play it on my laptop. and apparently, halo 5 is getting 4k support on xbox one x, which is pretty cool i guess. it's just weird to think that kiki wolfkill won't be around to oversee all these new developments. she was the head of the film and tv division at xbox, so it'll be interesting to see how things change without her at the helm.



preorders are available at major retailers, if you're into that sort of thing. personally, i'm just gonna wait and see how all these new halo releases play out - no pun intended. it's a bit of a weird time for the franchise, what with kiki wolfkill leaving and the tv series getting cancelled. but hey, at least we'veRead more: Full article on www.eurogamer.net

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