Streets
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| “ | The tranquility of this Mombasa back alley is pierced by the sound of heavy gunfire.[1] | ” |
Streets is a multiplayer map in Halo Infinite.[2]
Universe and lore[edit]
Streets is set in the urban streets of New Mombasa, close to the base of the Mombasa Tether in the middle of reconstruction. It is set in an area which transitions from Old Mombasa to New Mombasa. It features several buildings around the map, including a joint entrance located on Kenya Street to both Hope Station and Makupa Station on the New Mombasa Transit Authority network and a New Mombasa Police Department precinct.[2] Its proximity to Forerunner secrets has made it a hotspot for criminal activity, including nefarious acts from Insurrectionists, Covenant remnants, and Banished human mercenary groups.[3]
Overview[edit]
Layout[edit]
Layout of the map
Callouts[edit]
The following are locations on the map that are so named on the player's heads-up display during gameplay:
- Subway
Looking into the back of Subway.
- Subway Bend
- Subway Balcony
- Subway Nest
- Subway Stairs
- Arc Street
- Arc Street Bend
- Arc Street Hallway
- Oscar's House
- Plaza
- Plaza Stairs
- Commercial District
- Cafe
- Commercial Alley
- Main Street
- Main Street Alley
- Station Square
Station Square
- Station Inside
- Station Balcony
- Station Tower 1
- Station Tower 2
- Old Town
Looking down Old Town towards Arc Street.
Looking down Old Town towards Old Town Stairs and Station Inside.
- Old Town Stairs
- Old Town Alley
- Old Town Bar
Looking into Old Town Bar from Old Town.
One of the exits of Old Town Bar.
Forge[edit]
On each side of the map (within "Commercial District" and "Old Town"), entrances to a cramped, crescent-shaped alley can be deleted. These alleys do not feature any built in callouts.
Trivia[edit]
Easter eggs[edit]
- The map contains an open recycling bin in an alley that when marked, is revealed to be named Oscar's House - a reference to Sesame Street's Oscar the Grouch.[4]
- In Arcade Game Zone, there is an arcade machine called Halo Infinite. It plays an 8-bit version of the Halo Theme.
- Also in Arcade Game Zone, there is an air hockey-like game displaying a score of 34 to 3, a clear reference to 343 Industries.
- Near Commercial District, in a non-callout area there is graffiti saying "ODST we remember." This is a reference to Orbital Drop Shock Troopers, and likely also a reference to the in-universe "Remember Reach" saying, as well as the real world marketing campaign of the same name.
- At Subway Stairs, there is pixel art of a pigeon with the head of Evangelion Unit-02 from the anime Rebuild of Evangelion.
Gallery[edit]
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Development images[edit]
Concept art exploration for Streets.
More concept art exploration, focusing on different lighting and weather options.
Early concept exploration of 3D mapping, using an early layout of Streets.
Concept art of businesses on the map.
Concept art of another business.
Concept art of some other buildings on the map.
Concept art of an New Mombasa Energy Company building.
Concept art of the subway station.
The previous concept art, but with rain.
Concept art of the interior of the subway station.
More concept art of the interior.
Concept art of the lights on the ceiling of the subway station.
Concept art of the plaza in front of the subway station, exploring designs both with and without rain and palm trees.
More concept art of the plaza.
Concept art of the main street.
Concept art of a building near the police station.
Concept art of a balcony across from the police station.
Concept art of the cafeteria.
Another concept of the cafeteria.
Concept art of the alley near the center of the map.
Concept art of the alley from a different angle.
Concept art of the NMPD station.
More concept art of the NMPD station.
Concept art of the interior of the police station.
Concept art of Kenya Vibe.
More concept art of Kenya Vibe.
Nearly finalized concept art of Kenya Vibe.
Concept art of the tuktuk repair shop.
Concept art of air conditioners seen on the map.
Concept art exploration for some generators seen around the map.
Concept art of the generator at the plaza stairs.
Concept art of vending machines.
More vending machine concept art.
More vending machine concept art.
Concept art of various streetlamps.
Concept art of the kiosks in the subway station.
Concept art of various other props found in the subway station.
Concept art of the sign for Arcade Game Zone.
Concept art of the pigeon character seen in many locations throughout the map.
Concept art of various electronic displays seen on the map.
Screenshots[edit]
Players fighting in the Subway station.
Players in Old Town.
Players playing Oddball at the Main Street.
A view down the Main Street with the partially rebuilt Mombasa Tether looming above.
A view of the skyline and the rebuilt tether.
Players in combat within the Subway station.
A game of Attrition on Streets.
Social Slayer on Streets.
The pixel art of a pigeon with the head of Evangelion Unit-02 from Rebuild of Evangelion.
A game of Infection on Streets.
Players fighting in one of the alleys.
Notes[edit]
- ^ A poster in Plaza is copyrighted to 2560.
Sources[edit]
- ^ Halo Infinite, Streets map description
- ^ a b YouTube - IGN, Halo Infinite: ‘Streets’ Multiplayer Map Revealed - IGN First
- ^ Halo Waypoint, Canon Fodder - Legendary Ending: "The rebuilding of New Mombasa and proximity to so many Forerunner secrets is enticing to many opportunists, including insurrectionist factions, renegade Covenant splinter groups, and even Banished-allied human mercenary groups." (Retrieved on Jan 16, 2021) [archive]
- ^ GameSpot, Halo Infinite Has A Sesame Street Easter Egg (Retrieved on Nov 23, 2021) [archive]
