The first sighting of a Craig Easter Egg in Halo Infinite was made by YouTuber Mint Blitz when he came across a shrine to the character during the content creator's early access playthrough of the ...

Halo Infinite is currently generating a seemingly infinite number of memes; fans melting down over the inclusion of sprint, flat-looking screenshots... and of course that Brute, a single character ...

to Halo Infinite, and fans are having a field day ... everyone can admit the memes are hilarious. Below you'll find the very best reactions to the helmet item. 343 Industries really should rename ...

Though Brandon Moore is gone, his meme endures. The afterlife of a meme, like most entities on the web, is infinite. Even as the phrase snowballed online and off—accruing a rare amount of social ...

Craig is back. In in-game meme form. The infamous Halo Infinite brute, who became meme-ified after an Xbox Games Showcase in 2020 that had fans questioning the graphics quality of the (then ...

Thankfully these memes should both enlighten viewers to some of these problems as well as lighten the mood. There will be spoilers ahead. In episode one of Resident Evil: Infinite Darkness ...

One of the Brutes from the Halo Infinite gameplay demo has become an ... last night and within minutes it had been turned into the memes you see here. Most of these are taken from a thread on ...

Craig’s thousand-yard stare and graphically unimpressive visage became meme fodder, but the developer has since take the extra time — Halo Infinite was delayed more than a year not long after ...

A good comedy doesn't get very far without a good cast so thankfully Infinite delivers in this regard. All of this is enhanced by Halo's place in meme culture for the last 20 years. From hearing ...

With that being said, my Twitter explore page tells me that Halo Infinite and Xbox is trending, so let’s see everyone’s reactions and memes to the unfortunate news story today: Hopefully the ...

In the early twenty-tens, one cottage industry in digital journalism was the unmasking of Internet memes: a journalist would identify the source of a popular image or joke just as one might dig up ...