The choice was thus, at times, more forced by the games and less by the console itself, a practice that might finally be coming to an end. For well over two decades, a constant race between platforms like PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo and Sega have made gamers choose between them, as well as the games they brought along. However, the one big takeover for gamers is the seeming end of platform wars. Campaign: Experience the next chapter in the Halo saga and fight your way through 15 unforgettable missions. New movies, anime, series, metaverse - we have seen this happen before - it won't be a surprise if it happens again. Additionally, there is tremendous scope for Sony to evolve these titles into more than just games. The Verge reports that a new 'multiplayer action game' codenamed Matter is under works by Bungie. Bungie has said that reference to a character named 'Maddie' in the new Halo game is a 'regrettable coincidence' to the similarity of missing five year-old Madeleine McCann. Sony is acquiring Bungie, the game developer behind the Halo and Destiny game franchises, in a deal valued at 3.6 billion, the two companies announced. Bungie has a demonstrated history of coming up with beautiful titles and will now continue to do so for Sony going forward. Of course, there are other benefits for Sony from the deal. This is also a clear indicator of why Sony and Bungie did not choose to limit the title to PlayStation units - why limit your earnings to your gamer base when you can, in fact, earn revenue across platforms, right? Sure, Sony may sell fewer PS5 units than it would have through the 'exclusive' title appeal of Destiny 2, but it is easy to see that massive outreach of the game will overpower that with in-game revenue flow for Sony going forward. Rumor: New Halo Game from Bungie Will Be Announced Today By Dalton Cooper Published Hours ahead of Microsoft's E3 2018 press conference, a rumor appears online that suggests Halo. The Halo franchise is set to see a number of new titles including a game by the Lord of the Rings director, Peter Jackson, and the RTS by Ensemble Studios Halo Wars.

Bottom line, Destiny 2 is already a cash cow for Bungie, and hence, now Sony. January 31, 2022, 10:34 AM 2 min read Sony is acquiring Bungie, the game developer behind the Halo and Destiny game franchises, in a deal valued at 3.6 billion, the two companies announced.

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