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Razer Is Making Halo Infinite Hardware
Hardware manufacturer Razer made a great keyboard, mouse, and headset for Gears 5, and will likely do something similar for the upcoming release of Halo Infinite. Razer announced on Twitter that is making hardware for Halo Infinite, and while nothing was shown, will release it in 2020 likely alongside the launch of the game on Xbox Series X, Xbox One, and PC.
We took our first good look at Halo Infinite in action last week during Microsoft's first-party game showcase, and also talked to developer 343 Industries about its vision for this spiritual reboot. We still don't know exactly when Halo Infinite or the Xbox Series X will arrive, but Microsoft has stated that both are coming this holiday season.
Razer has long been making product for licenses, and some of the best are the Star Wars stormtrooper keyboard and the Overwatch Lucio headphones. We'll have to wait to see how the Halo product looks, but we have a feeling specific shades of green will be used extensively.
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