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9/5/2015 3:41:24 PM
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Bungies loss is 343s gain.
Remember this isn't the same Bungie. Made up of former trey arch members too (i think).
Activision are the real enemies here but Bungie certainly messes up joining then. Shoulda stuck with Microsoft
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Marty didn't go to MS.
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Did he not? I read somewhere a while he had. Probably an untrue rumour
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Edited by Neutrill: 9/5/2015 4:12:33 PMHe made his own video game studio this year called Highwire games The other guy who left, Joseph Staten, rejoined MS
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Don't exclude Bungie because they fired him and tried cheating him out of his money. Read the article.
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I'm not, I can only assume Activision told them to and wanted to distance themselves from it. Anyone with a modicum of business acumen will know the publishers are as far removed from the actual development of the game as possible.
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Activision may have had a hand in getting him fired, but it's Bungie that decided to try and cheat Odonnell out of his shares of the company.
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I can't imagine after all he'd done for them they would screw him over.
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I know. And I'm not saying this kind of thing is limited to Bungie; it's probably most companies in the game industry. My thing is since I know about it, now I don't really want to buy TTK. Had I not known, then I would have purchased it. Sucks cuz TTK looked interesting.
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Doesn't bother me as long as the games are good. To quote a great halo line: "Politics, how tiresome"
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Haha, I never played campaign in Halo, just the multiplayer. Ash, I can't look past stuff like that =\
