[QUOTE="air_wolf_cubed"]Microsoft franchises went to the DS before but this is unlikelyFallofAthens
Not happening. And it's not MS anyway, it's Bungie. MS doesn't even own Bungie anymore right?
Microsoft owns Halo dont they?
Last I heard, or at least read in a gaming magazine, Bungie is not a sub-division of Microsoft anymore. I would take it that Bungie is now an independent company and can have more freedom to do as they will instead of what Microsoft wants. So I don't think Microsoft owns rights to Halo anymore. Heck, I guess if they wanted too they could port Halo 3 to the PS3 with Sony's permission.
Oh god I hope your kidding, you think microsoft would ever give up the rights to halo? You have got to be kidding, sorry for being so frank.
This message pretty much concerns it will be in the halo universe. With the whole UNSC thing, but will it be similar to past halo games? Or that gritty squad based UNSC halo game we heard rumors about. I'm willing to bet my money on the previous rumor being pretty true, even though it did come from a drunk bungie employee.
Nothing ever garuntees the selling of your game in todays industry.
Of course makign the game appeal to the market that your making the game for definately helps a publisher pick it up. But chances are no one here is even working on a game, because they just don't know how to.
But of course this whole thread is just a joke aanyway.
All of them. Pretty much every game they made on the 64 was amazing, and I owned a ton of them. At tthe time I didnt even realize they were all done by the same company.
Okay, heres how it works, things often share a same acronym. You can often tell what acronym is being used by the context it is used in.
example: Wow, you know that gow on the ps3 is really great! It is obviously talking about god of war.
Wow, you nknow that gow on the 360 is really great! It is obviously talking about gears of war.
Who would have thought something so simple would be so difficult to understand?
The only thing that confuses me in this thread is the amount of people that insist that nothing can share the same acronym. There is no battle to be had here, other than the battle of common sense vs foolishness.
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