Halo 5 PC port is not in cards , confirms 343 industries

Halo 5: Guardians was part of the games listed in the massive flight of the NVIDIA games. According to previous reports, the game would soon make its way to PC. However, 343 industries has just come out of the shadows to put an end to all these rumors.

I can confirm that it is not planned to bring H5 to PC , mentioned Brian Jarrard, Community Director of 343 Industries. We know that there is some demand for that, but, as we have already said, not in the cards because the studio is fully focused on Infinite and MCC .

Although it has now become clear that the previous rumors are in fact only rumors, Jarrard confirmed that they do not closed their doors to the possibility that Halo 5 makes its way to PC players. NE never will ever say, He added. But, nothing in progress.

A spokesman for Nvidia also announced to the players community that the previously disclosed list was nothing but sproductive . NVIDIA is aware of a list of unauthorized published games, containing both published and / or speculative titles, used only for internal tracking and testing, said the representative. The registration on the list is neither a confirmation nor an announcement of a game.

The players' community has been trained in a frenzy when the GeForce Now Distributed database has been disclosed online because it included unnecessary securities and console exclusives, such as Halo 5: Guardians and God of War. However, it should be noted that it is not uncommon for game developers to use real objects as reserved spaces to test features such as functionality and user interface. NVIDIA has taken immediate action to remove access to the list , continued the representative. Ane confidential game version nor any personal information has been exposed.

Halo fans for a long time claim Halo 5 gets a PC port, since it's the only remaining Halo game that is not available on PC. In addition, it was one of the last games that Microsoft launched before finally committing to publish all the proprietary titles on Xbox and PC, with the exception of Gears Tactics, which was first launched on PC .

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