That Activision/ex-Infinity Ward guys lawsuit thing keeps rearing its ugly head. This time however, its let a little cat out of the bag regarding an upcoming release.

It looks like 343 Industries took this Halo thing seriously when they inherited it from Bungie. So serious that they have ten years' worth of material in mind.

Bungie is done with Halo, so to bid it adieu they've released the games' facts and figures. Apparently, it was popular. Who knew?

It's going to be an evolution of Halo: Reach or something, but they'll avoid those armor abilities that apparently pissed so many players off.

What's the difference between Halo 4 being a Reboot or a Reset, you say? Read on to find out.

Microsoft must have had tacos last night; Halo 4 screenshots have leaked as well.

Alex Seropian says he's confident that 343 Industries will take the ball and run with it.

Yet another high-profile dev starts a mobile games studio.

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SOPA has united the people of the world online.  So who recently has joined the ranks of the anti-SOPA alliance?

Looks pretty nice too.

Bungie hopes to tackle the next biggest problem: dialogue.

Xbox's 12 Days of Deals rolls on. Today is Day 8 and all things Halo: Reach are up for grabs.

Frank O'Connor of 343 Industry is the Development Director for the Halo Franchise and recently told Xbox World Magazine (as reported by CVG) that Master Chief will look a little different the next time around.

343 Industries debunks the rumor that Halo 4 won’t see this console generation.

The service, described by Activision as a “necessity” for future games, might be dead in the water for PC gamers.

DICE apparently confirms that all squad management will occur in the out-of-game Battlelog system, sending many a “Battlefield” fan into a rage.

With the Bungie-helmed Halo trilogy now behind them, Microsoft and 343 Industries are looking forward to the next three games in the Xbox 360's flagship title.

From battling in space on 360 to fighting on the water on the iPad, Bungie's got it covered.

Cortana has proven herself to be one trusty sidekick for Master Chief. It's about time, therefore, that she plays a bigger role in the upcoming Halo 4.

  Epic Games has a new game coming out and they want some new    people!

Microsoft and 343 Industries are cranking up the heat in preparation for Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary's November launch.

While Halo fans sure would not want this to be over, Bungie is set to divest themselves of their rights to the Halo franchise to Microsoft.

Bungie is done with Halo, and they've made a final statement to their fans.

Eric Hirshberg, publishing boss at Activision, claims the company is more than just Call of Duty and World of Warcraft.

Bungie may have cut its ties with Microsoft, but the Halo franchise still has a lot of steam.

It's not always the case that just because a game's been in the oven for a while, it's going to come out real toasty, but we still can't help but hope for it to be, anyway.

UK fans awaiting the Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary edition can now start saving up for it. Microsoft has finally given out the official cost for the upcoming game in the region.

Microsoft is denying the legitimacy of the supposed Halo 4 details that came out last week.

Bungie has been very tight-lipped about their latest venture, Bungie Aerospace, but it looks like they're ready to unveil it officially real soon.

The game runs on two engines simultaneously.

The thing with franchises is that they keep on going depending on the amount of demand and clamor that fans have, but when is enough actually just enough?

After denying it for ages, Microsoft's now come clean that Halo 4 has indeed been in the works for quite a while now.

Did your favorite developer make the cut? Read on to find out.

News broke earlier today about Activision's plan to implement a paid service that will complement Modern Warfare 3.

With E3 in just two weeks, there are several high profile games that will be revealed or detailed. What are your most anticipated titles?

E3 press conference invites from Microsoft hint at a new Halo title.

Rumors about Bungie's next project have been swirling around for some time, with the latest buzz suggesting that the former Halo studio is working on an MMOFPS game called Destiny.

Bungie Aerospace has got something up its sleeves as it trademarks one such software called "Crimson."

Wedbush analyst Michael Pachter believes that E3 2011 will be the best E3 yet, due to several different factors.

Could these be images from an honest to goodness set of Halo's movie adaptation?

Activision may be considered by some as a big bad company with no regard for the studios under it, but if you ask Bungie the publishing giant isn't so bad after all.

Without Bungie on the development team of the next Halo title, what's certain is that the new games for the series will definitely be under heavy scrutiny from its very critical fans.

Microsoft has just announced that the blockbuster Xbox 360-exclusive from Bungie, Halo: Reach, is now officially a Games on Demand title for Xbox Live, but almost simultaneously with this announcement, a technical issue cropped up for its Defiant Map Pack.

When you see this video for Fallen Frontier, don't be all too surprised that it's giving you that Halo feel to it -- after all, the guys who did it, Moonshot, were former Bungie staff.

If you think you've got Bungie's next move all figured out, they've got two words for you: HA-HA!

Rockstar Games' Red Dead Redemption stood head and shoulders above the rest of the pack at the 11th annual Game Developers Choice Awards as it bagged four wins, including the coveted Game of the Year Award. Swedish developer Mojang's Minecraft also scooped up three accolades along with a win at the 11th Annual Independent Games Festival Awards. Hit the jump for the rest of the award winners.

The first-person shooter market that Homefront will be wading into next month is pretty competitive. That's something that comes hand in hand with being such a big slice of the video game industry. What makes thing all the more interesting is that Homefront will be pitting itself up directly against new installments in a few of the most reconized names in the FPS market. Developer Kaos Studios, however, think that their new IP has what it takes to stand up against the big boys.

By now, your copy of Halo: Reach must be sitting idly along with your other stash of video games. That is, of course, under the presumption that you have already finished it, and that there is nothing left for you to do in the game.