New Halo Game For Xbox One To Run At 60fps

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A new Halo game is coming to Xbox One, Microsoft announced this morning at their E3 press conference. The game is being developed by 343 Industries. Like previous Halo games, the game will be a first-person shooter.

 

The game will run at 60-frames-per-second for the first time, 343 announced.

 

 


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