Halo for Xbox One announced by 343 Industries plus a trailer [UPDATE: Screens]
Halo (and apparently Master Chief) are coming to Xbox One via 343 Industries. Check out the reveal trailer from the E3 Microsoft conference.
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While 343 Industries might be new to the helm of Microsoft’s FPS flagship, Halo certainly seems to be in the right hands if Halo 4 is any indication of what we can expect going forward.
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Vroooom! Trials Evolution speeds onto XBLA in fine form, offering up a incredibly addictive sequel to the smash-hit Trials HD. RedLynx manages to outdo themselves again, and this time with style.
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For shootemup fans everywhere, Sine Mora is a must-have. It’s [trendy praise prose] and [Metacritic quote compliment] that fills a modern genre hole that HD ports just don’t seal.
Alan Wake’s American Nightmare review for XBLA
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More horrifying details and media for Alan Wake’s American Nightmare
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Sine Mora picked up by Microsoft Studios, is confirmed as an XBLA exclusive
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