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We've received comment from Microsoft on the news that Halo: Reach has leaked well in advance of its ship date.
Like Halo 2 and Halo 3 before it, Halo: Reach has been nabbed early by modders.
Bungie’s new game for Activision is designed to transition to future consoles.
Community director Brian Jarrard of Bungie says that Halo: Reach “will shock gamers” with new penalty system aimed at stopping game quitters.
Bungie almost did a sequel instead of a prequel for their last Halo game.
Halo developer reveals that the first game's subtitle was basically forced on them by Microsoft.
While some believe the recent Infinity Ward fallout paints Activision in a bad light, the publisher tells us that it's always supported a great development culture.
The recent beta for the game saw 2.7 million players log onto Xbox Live for some multiplayer action.
Activision locked up Bungie for 10 years on its next IP, but that doesn't stop Bungie from teaming up with another publisher on a different IP.
Halo: Reach Marketing Budget Likely to Surpass Halo 3 Budget
Halo: Reach marketing blitz by Microsoft expected to easily surpass Halo 3’s $6.5 million budget.
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