Halo MCC coming to PS5 and Switch?

[Jam H9]

Does anyone have a reliable source to this? I hope it’s true. Playerbase desperately needs it

[Misfit]

I hope so. Lobbies would be packed

[Kitai]

i mean microsoft pretty much confirmed theyre going to be 3rd party now but they never said mcc specifically is coming to playstation and nintendo switch,

r3ach5stars1 a écrit :

is really interesting the game halo on switch considering the control of switch 2 is literally a mouse

yeah but control uses the cloud version which sucks.

[o_O]

Taking 343's usual development pace into consideration, I'd say we can reasonably expect MCC to launch on PS5 and Switch 2 during Winter 2029. (With only Halo Reach available at launch, of course.)

[PIMPY son OPP]

Simalf a écrit :

I doubt the switch can handle Halo 4 (for example)

its a x360 game it certainly can run halo 4, switch runs all games that were on it better

[BlasterRob]

Hopefully not yet. I'm still looking for a coop desync fix. Tried nat settings and LAN. Still desyncs after about 3 min.

[Joseph The Space Nord]

Maybe, no one knows.

[countgrey]

A Pebble a écrit :

andryuu!! a écrit :

I think most newcomers will drop the pvp after they see how childish, toxic and unwelcoming its community is. 343 ruined Halo but the playerbase did its part too.

Fun fact the community hasn't changed in literally any way since Xbox Live was first released with Halo 2. People's competitive natures have always gotten the best of them. What HAS changed is how sensitive and thin-skinned people are today.

Nah, most of us just grew up and realized that we don't need to be childish, toxic, and unwelcoming in order to enjoy playing a game. Being competitive doesn't mean you have to be cruel, and it's a lot easier to make good friendships - or at least retain good teammates - if you're not constantly taking dumps on people for not being good at a game.

It's worth noting that nobody is saying that you have to be a saint, but you're more likely to get better results if you try and educate a poorly-performing teammate instead of raging and screaming slurs at them. Alternatively, you could just party up with friends and never have to deal with random new players ever again, but some people simply don't have the necessary social skills to stop themselves from alienating potential teammates...

[Fax_the_Sender]

Misfit a écrit :

I hope so. Lobbies would be packed

i think you underestimate today's online gamer's. short attention spans if a game lacks rewards in every orifice.