Since its creation, the Halo saga has generated over 10 billion dollars

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Since its creation, the Halo saga has generated over 10 billion dollars

Who would have thought that the Bungie-developed FPS would become a global phenomenon across various media?! Since its debut in 2001, the Halo franchise has evolved significantly. And while some may feel a bit of fatigue with Halo Infinite not living up to all its promises, Microsoft's franchise remains an essential part of the industry.

On LinkedIn, Lillian Lehmann, senior business manager at Microsoft, shared a very telling figure regarding Halo's popularity. Thus, the saga has generated over 10 billion dollars since the release of the first installment. Note that this amount encompasses not only the games but also the novels, series, and all related products. Additionally, this statistic was estimated in 2019. Therefore, four years later, the 10 billion mark has undoubtedly been surpassed.

Source: gameinfinitus.com

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