Cortana has been Master Chief's constant companion throughout the Halo series, but judging by the artwork for Halo 4 set to grace GameInformer's May issue, the AI regular may be getting ready to travel beyond the “friend” zone.
Have a look at 343 Industries' new (and improved?) Cortana design:
Yep, those are some nice, uh, data points. True, Cortana has rocked the curvy, feminine look in past Halo games, but this cover art suggests 343 Industries will be playing up her more alluring assets (while playing down the need for virtual clothes) in the upcoming sequel. To what end? We're not sure. It's not like the Halo series needs sex appeal to sell.
Cortana isn't the only character slated to appear on the cover of GameInformer's next issue. The full image depicts a familiar Spartan posing menacingly for readers. At least, we assume he's menacing. For all we known he's staring longingly as his new favorite computer program. Have a look:
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