A recent report has shed light on a surprising potential collaboration that never saw the light of day, indicating that Sledgehammer Games, a prominent studio within the Call of Duty franchise, once worked on a multiplayer prototype for the Halo series. This unexpected project, involving a developer best known for its contributions to Activision’s flagship shooter, was ultimately cancelled before coming to fruition.
The studio, credited with titles such as Call of Duty: WW2, Vanguard, and Modern Warfare 3, was reportedly sought out to contribute to the Halo universe by developing a component focused on multiplayer gameplay. The notion of an Activision-affiliated team creating content for Microsoft’s science-fiction epic presents an intriguing, albeit unfulfilled, possibility for fans of both gaming giants.
This information is based on recent reporting by Eurogamer.net.
