The longer, more nuanced answer is that, done correctly, Halo: Campaign Evolved could set the pace for the future of Halo. It’s a chance not just to modernize a classic, but to correct the shortcomings of the 2011 remaster, and to establish a new method for producing Halo games. Again, if done correctly.

PlayStation is getting its first ever Halo game in the form of the newly unveiled Halo: Campaign Evolved - a remake of the landmark first shooter in the series, also coming to Xbox and PC - and it sounds like the era of exclusivity is over for Master Chief.

Since the dawn of time (well, 2001), Halo has been an Xbox-exclusive franchise... Well, Xbox and PC. You know how it is. However, that's all changing next year, with the release of Halo: Campaign Evolved on Xbox, PC, and, yes indeed, PlayStation 5.

Halo: Campaign Evolved is a modern-day remake of an Xbox classic, with all the ostensible improvements that you’d expect. Compared to the 2001 original and its 2011 remaster, Halo: Campaign Evolved looks prettier,

Next year, Halo Studios is celebrating the 25th anniversary of 'Combat Evolved' with a remake heralding the series' debut on PS5.