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The Halo engine, which is also called '''Blam! Engine''', was used for all Halo games (except for [[Halo Infinite]], which uses the successor, the '''[[Engine:Slipspace Engine|Slispace Engine]]'''). A heavily updated version under the name '''[[Engine:Tiger Engine|Tiger Engine]]''' was used for the Destiny games.<ref>[https://www.gdcvault.com/play/1022106/Lessons-from-the-Core-Engine Lessons from the Core Engine]</ref>
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The Halo engine, which is also called '''Blam! Engine''', was used for all Halo games (except for [[Halo Infinite]], which uses the successor, the '''[[Engine:Slipspace Engine|Slipspace Engine]]'''). A heavily updated version under the name '''[[Engine:Tiger Engine|Tiger Engine]]''' was used for the Destiny games.<ref>[https://www.gdcvault.com/play/1022106/Lessons-from-the-Core-Engine Lessons from the Core Engine]</ref>
  
 
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Latest revision as of 15:28, 16 July 2023

The Halo engine, which is also called Blam! Engine, was used for all Halo games (except for Halo Infinite, which uses the successor, the Slipspace Engine). A heavily updated version under the name Tiger Engine was used for the Destiny games.[1]

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