343 Industries has confirmed Halo 5: Guardians has gone gold, meaning the game is finished and ready to be sent to manufacturers so discs can be produced.
The news comes courtesy of head of internal development Josh Holmes, who took the opportunity to share some words about the journey that led the studio to this moment.
"This is the culmination of an incredible three-year journey for our team," he writes. "Together we set out to accomplish an ambitious vision and deliver a Halo game built from the ground up for the Xbox One. Now as we near the release of the game on October 27, we couldn’t be more excited to share the results with you, the fans.
"Halo games have always been about epic scale, and Halo 5: Guardians is no exception. From our multi-character campaign to the robust suite of multiplayer experiences included with Halo 5: Guardians, this game is packed to the gills with loads of exciting content.
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The news comes courtesy of head of internal development Josh Holmes, who took the opportunity to share some words about the journey that led the studio to this moment.
"This is the culmination of an incredible three-year journey for our team," he writes. "Together we set out to accomplish an ambitious vision and deliver a Halo game built from the ground up for the Xbox One. Now as we near the release of the game on October 27, we couldn’t be more excited to share the results with you, the fans.
"Halo games have always been about epic scale, and Halo 5: Guardians is no exception. From our multi-character campaign to the robust suite of multiplayer experiences included with Halo 5: Guardians, this game is packed to the gills with loads of exciting content.
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