Finally, the catboys and the catgirls have infiltrated Halo Infinite. Yes, you can now equip your Spartan with cat ears in multiplayer and turn your serious Spartan into a ferocious cat. Overcoming John Halo, we now have Felix, who is much cuter and loves the artwork. Dear Sir! Pspspspspspsp.
Unfortunately, the privilege of wearing cat ears requires a monetary sacrifice. You simply can’t buy them without digging through the in-game store and buying over £8/$10 for the Cat Lover pack. It includes the famous cat ear attachment for your helmet, the Tabby cat weapon charm, a pink armor overlay, and a weapon charm for Kat’s helmet (Catherine’s response from Halo Reach).
We all know the truth. We’re here for cat ears and everything else is tat. Maybe not the Tabby cat charm, though, that’s cool.
Can I see I have a pair of cat ears? Yes, yes, I can. They’re in that price bracket that seems reasonably priced, you know? “Only eight quids, jailbreak deal”. I cannot doubt my decision for a second. It needs to be done immediately, lest I have to consider what else I can get for eight quids (a pack of three Thug Life Sunglasses, or a sea monkey ocean zoo, or a tool multi-function 12 in 1 shaped like a shark).
Seems like a lot of people have jumped in and the results are thriving.
343 has completely teased this cat takeover with one of their bots. I remember when the game first launched and someone on our team disconnected, only to be replaced by a cat-eared bot called 343 Meowlnir. We don’t know what’s going to happen to us, huh?
If you simply can’t imagine your Spartan self without cat ears, it’s best to quickly equip them. Infinite’s in-game store rotates its offerings at 10:00am PST every Tuesday (that’s 6:00pm GMT), so they most likely disappear like a cat in cardboard box.
