"Halo 6" will likely be showed off in the upcoming demonstration of Microsoft's Project Scorpio. Such report has been anchored on the news that the true 4K capabilities of Xbox Scorpio will be showcased through highly anticipated game sequels.

Although there is still no confirmation for the launch date of Project Scorpio, some games are already being associated with its demonstration. The highly dubbed "Call of Duty: World War 2" and "Red Dead Redemption 2" are some of the anticipated games that will showcase the features and capabilities upcoming Xbox device, according to VG247.

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That being said, the forthcoming and highly anticipated "Halo" game sequel is also being hoped for an appearance by some fans. It can be remembered that the follow-up of "Halo 5" has been previously associated with the release of Xbox Scorpio.

As previously reported "Halo 6" presentation is intertwined with Microsoft's latest Xbox demonstration in the E3 2017 event, according to Yibada. The "Mannequin Challenge" performed by developer's staff likewise fuelled the speculation of a 2017 game release.

Moreover, discussion at HaloWaypoint also substantiated the potential release of the game this year. And the upcoming E3 event has been pointed out as the most appropriate event for game launching.

However, such inclination for a simultaneous presentation both by Xbox and developer 343 Industries will likely be not possible in the forthcoming event. Xbox head Phil Spencer has previously announced that Microsoft's 2017 game lineup won't be led by titles like "Halo."

Although information about the game release and its association with a gaming console is not consistent, few gamers are still hoping to see the "Halo" game sequel this year. Meanwhile, it is to be expected that will be more than $400 while boasting a 6 TFLOPs of performance 320GB per second memory bandwidth 8 CPU Cores.

Watch here below the mannequin challenge that hinted the development of game sequel: