343 Industries announced on Dec. 13 that the Xbox 360 versions of seven Halo games would sunset their servers on Jan. 13, 2022. The server retirement does not affect games included in Halo: The ...

Alongside that, however, come two other chances. One, Halo titles on Xbox 360 will no longer be available digitally. Two, Halo DLC on Xbox 360 can still be picked up for free.

Microsoft has even preloaded Halo sound effects onto the 360 itself. Otherwise it's the same, slimmed-down Xbox 360 as is on sale now, so you get a 250GB hard-drive and integrated WiFi b/g/n.

All of the aforementioned Halo games that first released on Xbox 360 are now available to those on Xbox One, Xbox Series X, and PC platforms via The Master Chief Collection.

Xbox 360 consoles are seeing more of their sun set with every passing day. And for this one, players of the original "Halo" series of games are going to feel the brunt.

343 Industries proves there is life after Bungie. Check out our Xbox 360 review of Halo 4. Simon Hutchinson TweakTown Published Nov 1, 2012 2:00 AM CDT Updated Nov 3, 2020 7:01 PM CST Developer ...

In a news post on their website, Bungie, the developers behind the Halo series have announced that both games are backwards compatible with the Xbox 360 but more than that, gamers will see an ...

Halo Xbox 360 services are going offline in December 2021. Games remain playable indefinitely, but some experiences will be impacted. Still, even if all of these games can still be easily played ...

Hello, another vote of confidence for the Xbox 360 hanging around awhile yet: That’s where you’ll play Halo 4, despite rumors that the inception of Microsoft’s second Halo trilogy would ...

The Xbox 360 and Xbox One versions of Halo: Spartan Assault will feature an all-new online co-op mode, as well as the previously released single-player Operation Hydra expansion.

It's all very ODST! The Bungie-developed Halo 3: ODST came out exclusively on Xbox 360 in 2009. You play as an Orbital Drop Shock Trooper, or ODST, during and after the events of Halo 2. So, this is ...

We are about to reach the end of a very important era for Xbox--well, in about a year. Microsoft has announced that in December 2021, it will be taking Xbox 360 services offline for the Halo series.