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Wideload Games the the development studio founded recently by Alex Seropian, ex head of Bungie has signed its first game for development.
Although actual details on the title are being kept a closely guarded sercret, the game will be using the popular Halo engine and will hit the PC, Mac and Xbox in Autumn 2005.
Although actual details on the title are being kept a closely guarded sercret, the game will be using the popular Halo engine and will hit the PC, Mac and Xbox in Autumn 2005.
Anonymous wrote:
> I have my sources
Namely ign.com. To be honest, PC Halo was a pretty poor port, and I doubt they'd bring out a further sequel so soon, if at all. although not having read the novels, I have not a clue what happens in between or next. For anything.
> I have my sources
Namely ign.com. To be honest, PC Halo was a pretty poor port, and I doubt they'd bring out a further sequel so soon, if at all. although not having read the novels, I have not a clue what happens in between or next. For anything.
I have my sources
Intresting where did you learn that?
Wideload Games the the development studio founded recently by Alex Seropian, ex head of Bungie has signed its first game for development.
Although actual details on the title are being kept a closely guarded sercret, the game will be using the popular Halo engine and will hit the PC, Mac and Xbox in Autumn 2005.
Although actual details on the title are being kept a closely guarded sercret, the game will be using the popular Halo engine and will hit the PC, Mac and Xbox in Autumn 2005.