A new statement by Halo Studios has fans wondering if the rumored Halo PS5 port will be announced within the next few months.

It was at last year's Halo World Championships that Microsoft revealed the "A New Dawn" trailer that showed off concepts for new Halo projects in the Unreal Engine, including Project Foundry. This was ...

Is Xbox finally bringing Halo to PlayStation consoles, starting with the PS5? There’s been rumors and reports over the years — from credible sources — that Microsoft was toying with the idea ...

It's unclear which Halo game is being brought over to PS5; in a reply asking if it was the Master Chief Collection, grunt.api said they don't think it'll be the MCC, since this appears to be a new ID.

Halo PS5 release date rumor suggests it’s a game we weren’t expecting. The dataminer, who goes as grunt.api on X (via Reddit), claims that the listing they’ve discovered is for a different ...

At time of writing, no, it doesn’t look like the Halo series will be coming to PS5, or PlayStation consoles. Halo has always been an IP owned by Xbox and Microsoft, with each entry developed by ...

Microsoft is reportedly considering releasing a Halo: Combat Evolved Remaster on PS5.Information in the Halo remake is limited, though it’s part of Microsoft’s larger project of bringing Xbox ...

The remote play feature on PS4 allows players to use their phone or tablet to play their console, and now the PS5 is confirmed to have the feature.

How to use PS5 Remote Play. First, we need to set up Remote Play on the PS5 itself. 1. Turn on your PS5 and open its Settings app by selecting the gear icon in the top-right corner of the home screen.

If your PS4 is up to date, the PS5 Remote Play app should be there among your pre-installed apps. Scroll across until you find it: it’s a blue square with two dots above the outline of a gamepad ...

How to Remote Play on PS5. First, the basics. You’ll need your PS5 console – either the full-featured disc drive system or the all-digital edition – to be updated to the latest system software.

Therefore, we can say unequivocally that Halo Infinite will not be coming to the PS5. Still, we doubt this is the last we’re going to hear about people searching for Xbox games coming to Sony ...