Ever since the launch and success of Halo Bungie have been sitting on a gold mine. They made such a fantastic game they have been since living on the success of the original title. Each title after it has been a shadow of the original game and since the first game Bungie hasn't made anything non Halo. So the question is can Bungie make anything other than Halo? Probably.. So the real question is WILL Bungie make anything other than Halo? Probably not.. Why?? Here's why.
The success of Halo has made Bungie a lot of money and give them security and with company's going bust left right and centre these days or being bought up by EA they don't want to take a chance on releasing a non Halo game. If a non Halo game was to fail without the backing Bungie once had from Microsoft they could fall back into trouble and end up being scooped up by another company or be taken back in by Microsoft. So obviously this leads me to believe the reason Bungie hasn't released a non Halo game is they don't have faith in their skills. They know fine well they are living off the Halo name and not just the quality of the games themselves are why they are selling so well.
Sucker Punch’s massive samurai adventure Ghost of Tsushima has come under fire because of the PSN requirement. However, unlike Helldivers 2, things are a lot different and more logical this time.
"Sony has made it clear long before its release that the PSN requirement is strictly for the online multi-player Legends mode in Ghost of Tsushima and the PlayStation overlay. Online connection or PSN is not applied to the single-player campaign, which is honestly what the game is all about."
CG writes: In this video we take a look at the full game of HAMMER95’s Mullet MadJack on PC in 4K. This is a rather cool rogue-like first-person shooter where you have to survive for 10 seconds by increasing your timer for each kill. Not the most original of ideas, but works wonders in context of the 80/90s aesthetic. Game releases May 15th.
Alchemist: The Potion Monger is available now of PC and consoles, and this review will tell you why it shouldn't be overlooked.
