What you need to know
- Halo: Reach is currently undergoing insider flight testing before it is added to Halo: The Master Chief Collection.
- Emails are going out right now for a test on Xbox One.
- If you've signed up, check your email to see if you've been selected.
Halo: Reach has been undergoing internal testing before it is added to Halo: The Master Chief Collection. Brian Jarrard, Community Director at 343 Industries, shared on Twitter that a round of email invites are going out right now for testing Halo: Reach on Xbox One. So, if you've signed up to be in the program, go check your email and don't forget to make sure the email didn't end up in your spam folder.
Heads up Halo Insiders - emails are going out now to selected participants in advance of the upcoming Reach Xbox flight. Check your spam folders, etc. and make sure you’re ready (remove old MCC Insider builds from your console).Heads up Halo Insiders - emails are going out now to selected participants in advance of the upcoming Reach Xbox flight. Check your spam folders, etc. and make sure you’re ready (remove old MCC Insider builds from your console).— Brian Jarrard (@ske7ch) October 1, 2019October 1, 2019
If you've been selected, make sure that you delete any prior Halo: Reach insider flights, as they aren't needed and may actually cause problems. This test will be aimed gathering information and feedback regarding player-versus-player (PvP) gameplay. For more information on the steps you should take before this test begins, you can check our previous article here.
If you're interested in taking part in this, sign up for the Halo Insider program. This will be beneficial not just for testing Halo: Reach on Xbox One but also future Halo titles as they come to PC.
Related: How to play Halo: Reach early on PC
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