Based on the fact that a Halo game is set to be released this year, but we haven't been given a title, it's obviously not Halo 5. This means it's either one of two things: Halo Wars 2. OR Halo 2 Anniversary. Think about it, why would Microsoft and 343i not reveal the name of the next title in what is arguably one of the best gaming franchises of all time, when we all know there is going to be a Halo 5? Simple: this year's Halo isn't a sequel. Josh Holmes said that the concept are was “an early exploration of a new location that features prominently in a little game project we’re tinkering with.” Now, we clearly see the Infinity, so anyone with half a brain would assume it's related to Halo 5. However, what's to stop this "little game project" from being Halo 2 anniversary, running at 60FPS on a tweaked engine to bring great performance and visuals to the Xbox One, and the Infinity concept we see being part of a terminal ala Halo CE Anniversary? I mean, think about it this way: When was Halo 3 announced? E3 2006. When did it come out? Late 2007. When was Halo 4 announced? E3 2011. When did it come out? Late 2012. When was Halo CE Anniversary announced? E3 2011. When did it come out? 2011. 2011 was the 10-year anniversary of Halo CE. 2014 is the 10-year anniversary of Halo 2. Do the math. Why would 343i hold back the title of the next Halo game if we all knew it was going to be a sequel to Halo 4? It wouldn't make sense. We've seen so little of it that it can't possibly be out this year. So that leaves one option: Halo 2 Anniversary.