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Edited by Malfar:
1/27/2013 2:22:47 AM
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[quote]...If anyone feels like sounding brainy on the internet, I'd love to hear any other themes or trends you have noticed throughout Bungie games, or even just the Halo series...[/quote]One theme I noticed about Bungie, and being true to their motto, they seem to make games that they want to play. This in of it's self is an attribute I greatly respect about Bungie. You can see this with all the games Bungie has produced. There is a sense of love and respect that has been put into their games that shows in every frame.
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[quote]There is a sense of love and respect that has been put into their games that shows in every frame.[/quote] [i]This!!![/i] The only word you needed to put in there was the big one. The L-word. I've never played another game which included a big thank you and heart at the end of it. CoD? Too "edgy" to have a heart. Gears of War? As [i]if![/i] The love is in the decision-making, the obvious effort, the skill and dedication, and the way they reach out to their people! Us-people! It's weird, man. I used to be a fan of Linkin Park, and one thing I loved that they did was have a fan club which they used to be involved in. They'd do meet and greets, exclusive signings, give invites to be in music videos, etc. The only other series I've felt the love in was the Legend of Zelda, but that's for another thread, probably. I feel like Bungie is really unique amongst American studios.
