343 Industries says another wave of bans is on the way in response to the ongoing problem of players trying to farm experience points in matches without actually playing them.

Today on Highlight Reel we have Red Dead Redemption 2 PC sleds, Halo kills, frozen bullets, death by thumbs up, and much more!

So Halo - or at least Halo Reach - is finally on PC, and it's been a blast to play. But why is the sound so damn dull?

Halo: Reach, Bungie’s final entry in its second (of three, so far) series about armoured space knights, is finally on PC. People are clearly excited, so much so that they managed to propel it to the third most-played slot on Steam earlier this week. But do they actually like the port? Yes and no.

A little figure wearing red space pads flickers onto my screen from behind a pillar and I immediately pull the left trigger on my Xbox One controller to zoom down my rifle’s sights. Except this is Halo: Reach, and there are none.

It's 2019, and one of the most played games on PC is ... Halo.

The remaster of Halo: Reach came out on PC today, marking the series’ return to the platform after 12 long years, and Steam users have given it a Spartan’s welcome, with over 100,000 people playing at the same time making it one of the top five games on Valve’s storefront.

Move out, soldier.

Around 1000 Halo fans have been given the chance to test a single level from the upcoming PC version of Halo: Reach. A lot more than 1000 people want to play it, though, and so as I type this it’s being shared online.

Halo: Reach is a very good game and will soon be coming to PC and Xbox One via an update to The Master Chief Collection. This news prompted a bit of a meme, where folks started sending pizzas to 343 Industries. That inspired one modder to brings pizzas to Halo: Reach.

Halo community director Brian Jarrard said in an AMA on Reddit today that players’ existing progress from Halo: The Master Chief Collection on Xbox One - including all stats, achievements, Forged maps, and game variants - will carry over to the upcoming PC version. He also said that while nothing is guaranteed, the studio is exploring options for adding official mod support some time after launch.

Halo: Reach's ninth campaign level, The Package, has a cutscene where Noble Team goes through a destroyed science wing. This area only exists for the story - it never becomes playable, nor was it meant to be explored by real people. And so, a team of hardcore Halo fans sought to achieve the impossible: they wanted to break into a cutscene.

Have you ever fought a ghost in Halo? Not many have -- but there are some rare players out there who encountered a very mysterious enemy while playing online.

You drop right into a firefight, plasma crackling as it flies past your head. You push forward, blasting away at a pack of grunts, causing them to panic. An Elite taunts you with a burst of blue fire from his rifle, but he backs off when, having caught your attention, you go after him. Starting right in the thick of things is a wonderfully chaotic way to begin a level -- in this case, the level is ONI: Sword Base, and it showcases everything great about Halo: Reach.

Briefly: Microsoft has told Kotaku they're aware of Halo: Reach's frame rate problems, and hoping to smooth them out. "We're aware some users are experiencing issues playing Halo: Reach via Xbox One Backward Compatibility," said a spokesperson. "The Xbox engineering team is currently looking into the issues and are working to address them."

It's awesome that Microsoft added backwards compatibility for (some) Xbox 360 games to Xbox One, but it's hardly a perfect situation. One of most demanded games for compatibility, Halo: Reach, comes with a crappy frame rate.

In 2011, hardcore fans started a video series chronicling tricks and glitches possible during the Halo: Reach campaign. Today, that series draws to a close with a new, over-the-top conclusion that tests how far Halo's artificial intelligence can go.

This is the most amazing, and also the most ridiculous thing I've seen all day. Since the release of Halo: Reach in 2010, hardcore players have been trying to get into a room. Specifically, the Banshee Rooms in the hangar of Long Night of Solace level.

Everyone has probably killed a friend in combat while playing Halo -- betrayals happen. But I doubt whatever stab in the back you've experienced unfolded as ridiculously as this one did.