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The '''Heatwave''' it's a [[Forerunner]] weapon that makes its debut appearance in ''[[Halo Infinite]]''.{{Ref/Generic|Id=NewGen|[[A New Generation]]}}
The '''Heatwave''' is a weapon of unknown origin that makes its debut appearance in ''[[Halo Infinite]]''.{{Ref/Generic|Id=NewGen|[[A New Generation]]}}{{Ref/Reuse|Test}}


==Overview==
==Overview==
===Design details===
===Design details===
The Heatwave fires purple [[hard light]] explosive projectiles in two different firing modes. When in the first firing mode, both sides of the front cowling are extended outward, and it fires six projectiles in a horizontal pattern. The second firing mode has the side cowlings retract inward to fire the six projectiles in a vertical diamond pattern. In both modes, the projectiles can bounce off of hard surfaces like walls and ceilings. Upon exploding, the projectiles can disintegrate organic targets, like many [[Promethean]] weapons.{{Ref/Reuse|NewGen}}
The Heatwave fires purple [[hardlight]] implosive projectiles in two different firing modes. When in the first firing mode, both sides of the front cowling are extended outward, and it fires six projectiles in a horizontal pattern. The second firing mode has the side cowlings retract inward to fire the six projectiles in a vertical diamond pattern. In both modes, the projectiles can bounce off of hard surfaces like walls and ceilings. If the user aims down sight with the Heatwave, its projectiles can be controlled mid-flight. Upon imploding, the hardlight projectiles can disintegrate organic targets, like many [[Promethean]] weapons.{{Ref/Reuse|NewGen}}{{Ref/Reuse|Test}}


==Gameplay==
==Gameplay==
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[[Category:Grenade launchers]]
[[Category:Grenade launchers]]

Revision as of 18:58, July 28, 2021

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Heatwave
Screenshot from A New Generation of a Heatwave in Halo Infinite.
Production overview

Type:

Grenade launcher[1]

Specifications

Ammunition type:

Hardlight[1]

 

"Hardlight grenade launcher with a deadly, implosive blast. Can control projectile while zoomed in."
— In-game description.[1]

The Heatwave is a weapon of unknown origin that makes its debut appearance in Halo Infinite.[2][1]

Overview

Design details

The Heatwave fires purple hardlight implosive projectiles in two different firing modes. When in the first firing mode, both sides of the front cowling are extended outward, and it fires six projectiles in a horizontal pattern. The second firing mode has the side cowlings retract inward to fire the six projectiles in a vertical diamond pattern. In both modes, the projectiles can bounce off of hard surfaces like walls and ceilings. If the user aims down sight with the Heatwave, its projectiles can be controlled mid-flight. Upon imploding, the hardlight projectiles can disintegrate organic targets, like many Promethean weapons.[2][1]

Gameplay

Halo Infinite

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Production notes

The Heatwave was first revealed in the A New Generation multiplayer gameplay trailer, released on June 13, 2021.[2]

Gallery

List of appearances

Sources