A Great Journey you can't miss.

While most dominant game franchises don't stay that way forever, the vast majority of them still enjoy healthy popularity and consistent success even after the golden years are in the rearview mirror. Halo, Microsoft's flagship exclusive Xbox franchise, is an exception. The series has consistently struggled to win over the hearts of players ever since developer Bungie left Halo to create Destiny, and while there is a lot to love in Halo 4 and Halo 5: Guardians, many of the radical shifts in gameplay, story direction, and presentation that 343 Industries put forth left much of Halo's core fanbase feeling alienated.