In December of last year, 343 confirmed that Halo: Infinite will be released this fall, but a Bloomberg reporter recently hinted that “Halo: Infinite” might not be released this year. As if in response to this rumor, a recent “Halo: Infinite” actor Verlon Roberts revealed in an interview video that “Halo: Infinite” will be released later this November.
It is worth mentioning that “Halo: Infinite” was originally supposed to be sold simultaneously with the new host XSX/S in November last year, but it was postponed by Microsoft for various reasons. If this is true, it means that “Halo: Infinite” has skipped tickets for a year.
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Verlon Roberts confirmed in an interview that he played a role in “Halo: Infinite” as Spartan Griffin, a character who originally appeared in the novel “Shadows of Reach”, and he dubbed and motion-captured this character.
He also mentioned the scene where he and the Chief Master actor were performing motion capture together, so this means that in the “Halo: Infinite” game, Griffin will have a scene with the Chief Master.
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