Bungie co-founder Alex Seropian earned his pedigree when he helped found the company that created Microsoft's hit game series Halo. He left Bungie to found a new studio called Industrial Toys, and earlier this week the firm revealed its latest project: a sci-fi first-person shooter called Morning Star for iOS.
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In a blog post on is website, the company says the game is a "complete re-imagining of the sci-fi shooter for touch."
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The game is slated for release in Spring 2013.
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(View all)Bungie co-founder Alex Seropian earned his pedigree when he helped found the company that created Microsoft's hit game series Halo. [/url]
WRONG. He "earned his pedigree" because of the Marathon series, the best ever game trilogy for the Mac.
Bungie knew how to create those kinds of games once upon a time, and while they tried with the Halo series, I think Microsoft sucked a bit of the soul out of them, and gave them constraints that didn't allow for their style. I'm interested to see what influence and talent Alex has at his disposal.
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Poker night just hasn't been the same since we stopped playing marathon and started playing poker.