Microsoft files new Gears of War trademark as remastered collection rumors fly MicrosoftMicrosoft has filed a new Gears of War trademark leading fans of the series to believe a remastered collection is on the way. Gears of War fans have long been waiting for a remastered collection of the original games. The Microsoft-owned IP was one of the original franchises that helped skyrocket the popularity of the Xbox 360 in the mid-2000s. Now, dedicated Gears fans believe a move from Microsoft could signal the return of the original games. Gears of War trademark could be remastered collection Xbox fans spotted a new Microsoft trademark filed on September 20 for \u201cGears of War.\u201d The re-upping of the trademark for the Gears franchise signaled to some that Microsoft could be prepping a remastered collection. Rumors had circulated earlier in 2022 that a collection could be coming, and now some are speculating this could mean that becomes a reality. One Reddit user said of the filing, \u201cA Gears of War collection wouldn\u2019t surprise me. Getting a version of 2 and 3 that I can play on the PC would be very sick. So mostly a wish, but still.\u201d Another added, \u201cI would actually love a Halo MCC-esque remake of the first 3 Gears games under the Unreal 5 engine first the Series S\/X. I would love to see what the Coalition could do with new models and such. Especially Gears of War 3.\u201d Despite the high demand for a remastered collection, Microsoft hasn\u2019t announced any concrete plans just yet. For Gears fans\u2019 sake, let\u2019s hope Microsoft has something in store for the very patient fandom.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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