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This article is about the in-universe arcade game. For the real-world video game, see Halo Infinite.

The title screen of Halo Infinite.

Halo Infinite is an arcade game. Costing ten credits to play, its control panel features a joystick and eight buttons that correlate with specific actions. The game's title screen features three figures taking in a circular structure with a mountain in the background, akin to the Totem Rings and mountainous terrain of Zeta Halo. The sides of the arcade cabinet are plastered with decals of John-117, Linda-058, and an M808 Scorpion. The top of the arcade cabinet is branded with "Game Zone", as in Arcade Game Zone, a small arcade located in New Mombasa, Earth.

Production notes

• Halo Infinite is a clear reference to the game itself.
• The game can be found in the multiplayer map Streets within the Arcade Game Zone, as well as in a secluded Forerunner chamber south of the Outpost Tremonius forward operating base as an Easter egg. It is also a prop that can be placed in Forge.
  • The Streets arcade machines is unique in that it's the only version that has the decals of John-117, Linda-058, and the Scorpion. The arcade machine in Outpost Tremonius and Forge lack the decal, and are instead a plain, metallic grey.
  • The Outpost Tremonius arcade machine is unique in that its title screen lacks the three figures and the Totem Ring. Instead, the mountain is less obtrusive to make room for the Halo ring that rises from the horizon. The screen is also grimier than the Streets and Forge cabinets, with dead pixels taking up the bottom of the screen.
  • In the back side of the arcade cabinet, there is a piece of graffiti that says, "THIS IS MADNESS".
• When standing next to the cabinet, 8-bit renditions of tracks from the Halo Infinite Original Soundtrack can be heard.
  • At the Streets cabinet, three tracks can be heard: Road Tested, a cover of The Road, the string melody of the game's Halo Theme; Zeta Fragment, a cover of Zeta Halo, the game's Gregorian chant; and Demon Space, a cover of Know My Legend. These tracks are interspersed with other chiptune songs and sound effects from the other machines at Arcade Game Zone.
  • At the Outpost Tremonius cabinet, as well as cabinets placed from Forge, six tracks can be heard: alongside the previous three, there is also Digital Daskalo, a cover of Escharum; Polygon Trees, a cover of Through the Trees; and Endless Space, a cover of Endless.

Gallery

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  Halo Infinite next to Slipspace Invaders at Arcade Game Zone, New Mombasa.

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  Halo Infinite inside a small Forerunner chamber near Outpost Tremonius, next to a Heatwave.

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  The side of the cabinet is a plain light-grey colour.

Forge

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