Split-screen: "Bungie Studios has an exceptionally good E3 showing with Halo 3: ODST and the announcement of Halo: Reach for Autumn 2010. Yes, they've never had a bad year at E3 thanks to Halo, but the developer continues to assert their top-notch presentation skills and production values. Does it reaffirm their basic thinking? One would think so, since Bungie's tagline is now, 'We Make Games That We Want to Play'."
Alvios Games discusses the titles that inspired Vellum, including Halo 3: ODST, Mass Effect 3, Hades, and Slay the Spire.
With its smooth jazz and iconic New Mombasa streets, we need Xbox's next Halo game to return to the remarkable world of Halo 3: ODST.
GF365: "Oftentimes, video games have characters who are antagonistic and really not very pleasant. Here are some of the friendliest characters in games where you might not otherwise expect to find them."
They must not have a very diverse taste in games then. I'd really like them to get away from FPS's and the Halo franchise. I thought that was the point in leaving Microsoft, but I guess the money guaranteed by releasing a Halo game is too much. The Halo games are fine, but I really want to see what they can do in other genres.
I'm no halo fan but for the most part i do respect Bungie's work and commitment.
They should step away from halo for at least one games life cycle. do something completely different. They could probably teach themselves some new tricks and techniques.
I like to cook, my specialty is Rosemary Chicken. People go gaga over it. but when i make it all the time it starts to lose what makes it great cause its no longer something i make for special occasions or when i'm really in the mood or when i want to impress someone. after a while it starts to just become vanilla. but i only do it once in a while and when i do it i go all out cause i put my love into it.
If bungie would step away from halo for a while they would probably be more excited to return to halo and really do something special for it.
why would this guy report this as "Lame: and OLD how the hell is this considered news?"
the artical on split-screen.com was posted on 6-7 and the tagline trademark was: Date of Status: 2009-06-04.
now MAR-TYR-DOM is bias, maybe even a fanboy.
and news? i've see worse things get reported and posted.
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Bungie are cool guys and I personally think that the continuation of the Halo franchise is equally about the popularity and the money and also that Bungie loves the franchise.