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Paul Lilly — Friday, April 30, 2021, 10:43 AM EDT Halo Infinite Has A Native 32:9 Super Ultrawide Display Mode For PC And It Looks Amazing Let's say you splurged on a ginormous 49-inch monitor like AOC's fast and wide Agon AG493UCX, which offers a 5120x1440 resolution and 32:9 aspect ratio. Well, guess what? Microsoft revealed that Halo Infinite will natively support such ultrawide displays when the game launches this year, and it teased a few amazing looking screenshots. In the image above, for example, you can see what one of the scenes looks like on a 32:9 display compared to a 21:9 moni...

Halo Infinite PC and Xbox crossplay and cross-progression detailed As part of a long blog post today, Microsoft announced that its upcoming Halo Infinite game will support both cross-platform gameplay and progression, at least between the Xbox consoles and PC. The team behind the game talked about some of the work that went into making these two features possible, as well as a number of other topics. The new game details arrived as part of the April 2021 Inside Infinite edition of Microsoft’s monthly blog series. 343 Industries took the lead on this interview, this time tapping Halo Infi...

“Halo Infinite” developer 343 Industries officially confirmed the upcoming game will support crossplay between the PC and Xbox platforms. While the studio released its latest development update, fans remain curious as to when they will get to see a new gameplay trailer. 343 Industries announces cross-platform play support for ‘Halo Infinite’ The launch of “Halo Infinite” is expected to be one of the biggest events for Microsoft’s video games division this year. The franchise has established a solid fanbase over the years, both on PC and Xbox. And with a new console in the market...

Halo Infinite PC devs are “fighting hard” against “intrusive DRM” and kernel-level anti-cheat Halo Infinite comes out this year, and it’s coming to both PC and Xbox. Microsoft’s gaming division has offered a broad commitment to PC gaming for both players and developers this week, and as the stewards of Xbox’s flagship, 343 Studios has done the same. In a big blog post, the devs break down many of the features that’ll be coming to the PC version of Halo Infinite – and perhaps more importantly, they’ve confirmed a few things that won’t be in the game.

In today's "Neighbors" column, a reader offers a possible explanation for the company in Moorhead that made a canoe decades ago.