The new Xbox Series X next-generation console will turn out in November, Microsoft’s gaming arm reported on Tuesday, however no particular date was given.

Yet, the arrival of “Halo Infinite,” the splashy blockbuster shooter game featuring hero Master Chief, which was made arrangements for discharge close by the Xbox Series X, was delayed until some time in 2021.

The deferral is “to ensure the team has adequate time to deliver a ‘Halo’ game experience that meets our vision,” Chris Lee, the studio head of “Halo Infinite,” wrote in a blog post. Lee refered to challenges including Covid-19, and said “it is not sustainable for the well-being of our team or the overall success of the game to ship it this holiday.”

The “Halo” franchise is synonymous with the Xbox brand, so the achievement or disappointment of “Halo Infinite” could weigh vigorously on fan group of the next-gen console.

An eight-minute review of “Halo Infinite” appeared on July 23 fell underneath gamers’ desires for the title, with 31,000 abhorrences of the YouTube video, a curiously high number of aversions, in spite of the fact that there were 163,000 preferences. Gamers grumbled that the designs seemed ordinary and conventional. At the point when gotten some information about this by CNN Business on July 23 of every a gathering question-and-answer meeting for media, “Halo” game designers skirted the inquiry to answer others.

Xbox expressed Tuesday that “we have plenty to keep you busy until Chief arrives,” referring to its massive games library that will be playable on the Series X, including “Assassin’s Creed Valhalla” and “Tetris Effect” with multiplayer mode.