5 October 2007
Bungie is single again!
Does this mean we’ll be getting mac games again? I doubt it, but I thing this is good news nonetheless.
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Robert, I’d love to know more about this situation. What was in it for Microsoft to let them go? Was there a time limit on their deal that ended after Halo 3? What will be coming now? I still think Valve is the masterpiece game studio on Seattle, but obviously that is VERY arguable. I think the Microsoft affect on Bungie was both restrictive and enabling at the same time. It will be great to see what happens next. Seems like no movie though for Halo.