During the Microsoft presentation at Gamescom today we were treated to a little more of what to expect from Halo 5: Guardians. The short video was based mainly around the multi-player aspect of the game, which is only fair as Halo did originally define Xbox Live staple.
There was no real mention of anything else to expect from the campaign, though with less the 90 days left until the launch of Halo 5: Guardians we better start getting to grips with what the competitive side of Halo is going to look like. The presentation did have 2 of the biggest e-sports teams going head to head in a brand new map on a capture the flag game. E-sports does seem to carry a major weight with Halo 5 and looks as though 343 Industries has designed the game to be as competitive as it can possibly be.
Halo 5: Guardians will be available for release on October 27th on Xbox One.
Standard Edition will cost £44.99 (GBP), $59.99 (USD)
Digital Deluxe Edition costs £69.24 (GBP), $89.99 (USD)
Limited Edition will cost £79.99 (GBP), $99.99 (USD)
Limited Collector’s Edition will cost £199.99 (GBP), $249.99 (USD)
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