Shulou(Shulou.com)11/24 Report--

CTOnews.com, Oct. 3, according to whistleblower Jeremy Penter, Microsoft Studio 343 may have to abandon the halo series of self-research engine Slipspace Engine and use Epic's illusory engine.

Jeremy Penter said that several sources said that the "halo" of Microsoft 343 would switch to an unreal engine, and that some internal changes should be under way, including personnel changes.

CTOnews.com learned that due to the high cost and workload of self-development engines, most game developers will choose off-the-shelf solutions, such as Unreal engines or Unity engines.

If Studio 343 does decide to switch to an unreal engine, it will certainly make a series of big changes, while David Berger, chief engineer of Slipspace engine. It was confirmed that he had left last month. In addition, Bonnie Ross, the director of Studio 343, left last month, and Pierre Hintze, the former production director of Studio 343, took over.

It is unclear what the decision means for Halo: infinity, the first use of the Slipspace engine in the Halo series, which Studio 343 has publicly pledged to support for a decade. However, the frequency of updates to the game caused dissatisfaction among players, and Studio 343 admitted that the game community felt "impatient" with the lack of activity and communication in the studio.

In addition, CDPR, another major game developer, has announced that it will switch the sequel to Unreal engine 5, and the switch to industry general engine development seems to be becoming more and more popular.

"after 15 years in charge, the boss of Microsoft developer Studio 343 left."

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