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The new skull modifiers added in Halo: Campaign Evolved do all sorts of things. There are classics like Grunt Birthday Party, but you can also swap to third-person perspective, playing the entire game over the shoulder should you wish. Since this requires a skull, you’ll have to first find the collectible, and then activate the…
I’ve been playing Halo: Campaign Evolved on the rather beefy Asus ROG Xbox Ally X without upscaling and things aren’t looking pretty. Well, they are looking quite pretty, but they certainly aren’t running pretty. You’ll definitely want some upscaling to do that, and in my testing, FSR Medium is the best way to go. Strangely,…
NEED TO KNOW What is it A modern remake of one of the greatest shooters of all time.Release date July 28, 2026Expect to pay $50/£40Publisher MicrosoftDeveloper Halo StudiosReviewed on RTX 5090, Ryzen 7 9800X3D 4.7 GHz, 64GB RAMMultiplayer Co-op up to 4Steam Deck VerifiedLink Official site I submit that there are two types of videogame…
Few things scream Halo so much as venting a Grunt’s cranium to the sound of cheering children and a burst of confetti. Well, you’ll be glad to know that Grunt Birthday Party is still available in Halo: Campaign Evolved. This skull collectible, alongside the other 32 added to the game, is actually available in the…
It’s wise to turn off motion blur in any game that will let you, but Halo: Campaign Evolved has some of the worst I’ve experienced in recent times—and that goes doubly so for handhelds and lower-end rigs. If you’re running between 30 and 60 fps, the game becomes a nightmare of blurred frames with no…
It seems we can’t catch a break lately when it comes to PC gaming hardware. All thanks to the global memory shortage, of course. Now, according to information Benchlife claims to have received, Nvidia is raising prices for its GDDR6 as well as GDDR7 GPU kits. That means the RTX 5050 and some RTX 40-series…
Amazon really confounded us all last month when, following the successful launch of 007 First Light, Amazon Gaming general manager Jeff Gattis mused that sequels would be “done by MGM and, theoretically, by Amazon Game Studios.” Given that so many people—barring one uncontroversial and universally beloved PC Gamer writer—rather liked IOI’s Bond game, it was…
Human ingenuity is a powerful—sometimes terrifying—thing. Throughout history, no matter how basic the tools available to us, we have always found a way to build the weird obsessions that appear in our minds. You know, like Stonehenge, or the Pyramids, or Doom (1993). No, really. In a recent chat with Jesse Petrilla on YouTube, id…
PC gaming isn’t always the most inclusive space. Besides the high price of everything from components to games, standard gaming peripherals such as a keyboard and mouse can exclude lots of folks with limited mobility. An expanding array of assistive devices is attempting to bridge that gap. Augmental describes itself as a company specialising in…
As someone who frequently finds themselves embroiled in gargantuan, branching RPGs and spends far too much time in live service romps, I really appreciate a game I don’t need to dedicate my life to—a nice palette cleanser that’s one and done. And it looks like Star Wars Zero Company falls into that category. In a…