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Activision's Halo Must Go Beyond Bungie

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Microsoft has reassigned development duties for the Halo franchise from Halo Studios to Activision, the company behind Call of Duty. This shift aims to increase the frequency of Halo releases and re-establish the series as a flagship Xbox title, similar to Call of Duty's prominence. However, the move also raises concerns about Activision potentially over-commercializing Halo with trends like battle passes and microtransactions, potentially diluting what made the franchise special.

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