Halo pioneered console multiplayer in the early 2000s, and who can forget the amazing Red vs Blue series. With the upcoming launch of Halo Infinite, 343 Industries announced nine top-tier organizers from NA and EU as launch partners. The organizers have already confirmed their presence at the Halo Championship Series, with several organizers announcing rosters as well.
Following the announcement, Sportskeeda’s Suryadeepto Sengupta reached out to Luc “HiddenXperia” Hidden, one of the most notable Halo content creators, to hear his thoughts.
Luc “HiddenXperia” Hidden on the bright future of Halo Infinite’s HCS
The announcement of top-tier esports organizers such as Cloud 9, FaZe Clan, Sentinels, Navi joining the Halo Championship Series, has made Halo fans excited worldwide. With the promises of top tier teams fighting off in the arena, Halo esports holds the potential to burst into mainstream popularity when asked regarding the announcement, Luc told Sportskeeda:
Luc “HiddenXperia” Hidden on the free-to-play multiplayer propelling the Championship Series to be one of the biggest tournament series
Halo Infinite is building a pro-consumer, live service model with its free-to-play multiplayer as well as never expiring battle pass, which essentially gives players independence instead of locking them in a fixed timeframe. Furthermore, for the first time, Halo Infinite is going to have a simultaneous launch on PCs via both Microsoft Store and Steam, alongside the consoles. In a previous conversation with Luc regarding the Halo Championship Series, he said,
The Halo Infinite Campaign and its free-to-play multiplayer arrives on Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, and PCs via Microsoft Store and Steam, on December 8, 2021.
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