Microsoft promises new 'Halo' title for Xbox One in 2014 via Twitter

Microsoft made some big announcements this week, but did not include one of the company's biggest video game titles in the statement. Halo is easily one of the biggest games in this gaming era, so when it wasn't mentioned in a new 2014 preview announcement fans were not too happy. Luckily, Xbob Public Relations manager Rob Semsey took to his Twitter account to calm everyone down.

Here is the original statement from Xbox that did not include Halo but had other titles to announce for 2014:

"We're excited for the year ahead and will be working hard to bring Xbox One to more fans and more markets around the globe. 2014 will be a promising year with many more great games on the way for Xbox One including "Titanfall," "Watch_Dogs," "Project Spark," "Sunset Overdrive," "Tom Clancy's The Division," "The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt," "Destiny," "Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare," and "The Elder Scrolls Online," among others. More games, more features, more content, more fun - all coming your way this year."

Though these names are clearly noteworthy and worth getting excited for (and some also made the Mstars "Most Anticipated Video Games of 2014" list), fans were discouraged not to see Halo included.

Xbox can't have angry fans, so Semsey stepped up:

Rest assured your next Halo journey WILL begin in 2014. #staycalm

— Rob Semsey (@RobSemsey) January 6, 2014

This statement is definitely vague; so don't get too excited just yet. This could mean that a Halo 5 prologue is debuting this year or will be in the works. We'll have to wait and see just what Semsey meant as 2014 rolls on!