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==Gameplay== | ==Gameplay== | ||
===''Halo Infinite''=== | ===''Halo Infinite''=== | ||
The Razorback was debuted in the installment ''[[Halo Infinite]]''. [[343 Industries]] writer [[Jeff Easterling]] has described the vehicle as "more spacious and robust" than the Warthog.{{Ref/Reuse|cf113}} The Razorback has the capacity to store items such as detached turrets, power weapons, fusion coils, and objectives in a storage compartment on the back of the vehicle.{{Ref/YouTube|n-O7OuliQRY|HALO|Halo Infinite <nowiki>|</nowiki> Multiplayer Overview|D=14|M=6|Y=2021}} In campaign the Razorback can | The Razorback was debuted in the installment ''[[Halo Infinite]]''. [[343 Industries]] writer [[Jeff Easterling]] has described the vehicle as "more spacious and robust" than the Warthog.{{Ref/Reuse|cf113}} The Razorback has the capacity to store items such as detached turrets, power weapons, fusion coils, and objectives in a storage compartment on the back of the vehicle.{{Ref/YouTube|n-O7OuliQRY|HALO|Halo Infinite <nowiki>|</nowiki> Multiplayer Overview|D=14|M=6|Y=2021}} In ''Halo Infinite''{{'}}s campaign, the Razorback can hold up to five passengers, while in multiplayer it can only hold up to three. In the campaign, the Razorback can become one of the most lethal vehicles in the game by loading it up with [[UNSC Marine Corps|Marines]] equipped with power weapons such as [[Skewer]]s or [[M41 SPNKR]]s. | ||
==Production notes== | ==Production notes== | ||
Reflecting its close relation to the similarly-named M12 Warthog, the Razorback is named after [[Wikipedia:Feral pig|domestic pigs that have gone feral in Australia and the Americas | Reflecting its close relation to the similarly-named M12 Warthog, the Razorback is named after [[Wikipedia:Feral pig|domestic pigs that have gone feral]] in Australia and the Americas. | ||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||