Halo: Infinite Could Possibly Bring Former Halo Pro Ninja Out of Retirement

Ninja and Halo’s connection is not new. And with Halo Infinite around the corner, Ninja dropped a huge hint about his plausible return as a pro player. This is great news as the pink-haired streamer made a name for himself playing Halo 3.

Ninja tweeted his thoughts about returning as a pro player in the upcoming Halo Infinite. And while the game is still a few months away, Ninja’s latest tweet has sparked a whole new series of discussions among enthusiasts.

Halo Infinite: Will we see the return of Ninja as a Halo Pro?

While many know Ninja as a Fortnite junkie, the professional streamer actually rose to prominence playing Halo 3. He has been a part of Team Liquid, Renegades, Cloud 9, and most recently, Luminosity as a pro Halo 3 player. He started streaming in 2011 and has not looked back since.

The popular streamer took to Twitter to share his views about returning after the Gamescom Halo Infinite trailer. Check out his tweet.

This was enough evidence for players and the Halo community to rejoice. And to top it all off, even Tashi, the current Halo Esports Lead for Microsoft and 343 Studios, replied to Ninja about his proclamation.

All of this clearly shows that not only does the gaming community want Ninja to come back to Halo, but also 343 Studios themselves. Ninja’s return to the pro scene will unquestionably make many heads turn and re-solidify his stature.

Halo Infinite is one of the most anticipated titles being launched this year. While the campaign mode won’t be available during launch, we are more than happy to see the return of Master Chief. What do you think about Ninja’s move? Let us know in the comments.

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