Microsoft’s 343 Industries rebrands as Halo Studios, adopts Unreal Engine
Microsoft’s 343 Industries has rebranded as Halo Studios and it has adopted Epic Games’ Unreal Engine. Halo Studios made the announcement in a video today. It’s a big endorsement for Unreal Engine 5, which has been hailed for its realistic graphics and physics.
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