However, given 343 Industries' history with Halo , it's understandable why fans might be apprehensive about this new title, but with what's been shown so far, it's hard to deny that there is a rock-solid foundation for the developer to build off of. Halo Infinite seems to have a lot of interesting story elements to work with, along with some fascinating weapons and equipment that could add a little more depth to Halo's classic first-person shooter action. Since an auditorium is where one would go to watch something, it seems possible that this room could be the Auditorium that Escharum mentioned, but it's hard to say for sure. Towards the end of Halo Infinite's E3 2019 trailer, there's a scene of Chief walking towards a platform that has a hologram displaying Zeta Halo. It's not known where else Master Chief's journey will take him, but during the gameplay demo, Escharum mentions an unseen area called the Auditorium. It's also a lot bigger than the other rings, which 343 Industries has cited as a key reason for its inclusion. It stands out from the other six rings in the current Halo Array due to it being a leftover from the Forerunners' older, 12-ringed array. Fans know Halo Infinite will be set on Zeta Halo. Also known as Installation 07, this Halo ring holds a mysterious presence in the Halo lore.
