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After one year of leading Disney Interactive's games business, Bungie and Wideload co-founder Alex Seropian has left the company altogether. Disney confirmed Seropian's resignation to Gamasutra, noting that former Blizzard exec Bill Roper is set to take his place. Seropian, who helped co-found Halo studio Bungie in 1991, first joined Disney Interactive in 2009 when the company acquired the Chicago-based Stubbs the Zombie developer Wideload...
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Alex Seropian -- who helped found developer Bungie in the 1990s -- has left Disney Interactive, where he was head of game development. After helping create the Halo franchise at Bungie, Seropian started his own studio, Wideload Games, which was then acquired by Disney when it hired Seropian in 2009 as a creative-development lead.Disney has confirmed Seropian's departure and said he will be replaced by former Blizzard vice president Bill Roper...
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From joystiq.com
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#halo Halo’s Creators Pass the Bungie.net Baton to 343 Industries on March 31st">Halo’s Creators Pass the Bungie.net Baton to 343 Industries on March 31st" href="http://kotaku.com/5881210/halos-creators-pass-the-bungienet-baton-to-343-industries-on-march-31st" class="pp_image">
Halo’s Creators Pass the Bungie.net Baton to 343 Industries on March 31st" />Halo’s Creators Pass the Bungie.net Baton to 343 Industries on March...
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From kotaku.com
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As of March 31, 2012, Bungie will no longer host any Halo services on Bungie.net. Current Halo data will be transferred to 343 and, at that time, "all live Halo data will be managed by 343 Industries, and Bungie will no longer be able to update game stats and player service records, to host new user generated content, or to operate the Bungie Pro service." Using a peculiar bit of language, Bungie notes that "any replacement functionality...
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From xbox360fanboy.com
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Instrumental Halo developer Alex Seropian departs post as core games manager at House of Mouse, Ex-Blizzard VP to fill role; Disney game division revenue down 20 percent. A statement provided to GameSpot from Disney confirms Seropian's departure ...
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A community portal about Halo 2 with blogs, videos, and photos. According to Wikipedia.org: Halo 2 is a first-person shooter video game developed by Bungie Studios. Released for the Xbox game console on November 9, 2004, the game is a direct sequel to the critically acclaimed blockbuster Halo: Combat Evolved. From the day of its initial release...more
A community portal about Halo 2 with blogs, videos, and photos. According to Wikipedia.org: Halo 2 is a first-person shooter video game developed by Bungie Studios. Released for the Xbox game console on November 9, 2004, the game is a direct sequel to the critically acclaimed blockbuster Halo: Combat Evolved. From the day of its initial release, Halo 2 has been the most popular video game on Xbox Live, even after the release of the Xbox 360. On June 20, 2006, more than a half-billion games of Halo 2 had been played on Xbox Live since its debut, and by October 30, 2006, this number was raised to four billion. Halo 2 is compatible with the Xbox 360, including its Xbox Live functionality.
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