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Well we all know that recently the rumours have erupted that Bungie and Microsoft may split ways. Today Microsoft commented on the rumours but did not confirm a split or do anything to reassure gamers one isn't coming. Bungie themselves have talked about splitting into development teams to enable them to develope fresh new IP's and other games then Halo. It is widely reported that Bungie has not really been that supportive of Microsoft's practises even Bungies old Halo creator having left Bungie to form WideLoadGames.

 So if Bungie does go third party, could it be a major turnaround point for Nintendo. Much like former first party developers like SiliconKnights , Bungie would likely maintain a relationship with Microsoft but work for oppisition publishers. With the cheap development costs associated with the Nintendo Wii their is a very good chance Bungie would want to support it. When creating new IP's the Nintendo Wii would be a fairly safe enviroment to test their new products. Not to mention Bungies expertise in the development of shooters they would likely run into alot of success judging by their weak competition.

 So do you think its possible or even a good idea for Bungie to support Nintendo in the future if it does indeed split from Microsoft? Personally I think a Halo like game on the Nintendo Wii would be phenominal and really close the shooter gap between the Nintendo Wii and its competition.

 

So what are your thoughts, will Bungie split from Microsoft and would it likely turn to Nintendo after doing so? 



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If the rumor is true, MS made it so Bungie would have to be 2nd party for awhile, or at least get approval from MS to make it, or get published by MS. Now for DS i believe its possible, but i dont see MS wanting to help Wii



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Game trailers-Halo 3 only dissapointed the people who wanted to be dissapointed.

Bet with Harvey Birdman that Lost Odyssey will sell more then Blue dragon did.

I honestly think the whole Halo DS thing is just a pet project that Bungie thought would be really cool. I really don't see them leaving MS for Nintendo. Being a 3rd-party publisher is more likely.



I thought Bungie gave exclusive rights of the Halo franchise to Microsoft?

Anyways, they'll probably wet their hands/toes/chins/wangs in the waters of other platforms, I predict a PSP game or two.

Something about Bungie just makes me think of the PSP. I guess it's because the PSP is a largely American system.