Why is it that everyone whines when a developer moves on to do something new? I love Halo. I always have, and always will. I bought it the first day it came out in 2001. But simply because Halo got Bungie to the top of the FPS genre does not mean that they have to continue making the same game. How did Halo come about in the first place? Someone had a crazy idea to create a whole new world that nobody had ever thought to imagine before. Something with some much scope and magnitude that we the gaming world couldn't comprehend its complexity. Bungie is trying to create you an entirely new experience. Something you haven't ever seen before, and you want to throw it away because you're afraid of change? You want he same story of Master Chief always winning no matter what the odds? (If my last sentence didn't make it clear, MC should have remained dead. I love H4, but it started with Bungie, it should have ended with Bungie.) No, we need some innovation. CoD comes out with a new game every year and stays on top because they can keep people occupied with recycled gameplay until the next go around. Halo stands its ground for years at a time while creating a whole new experience from scratch. If a ten year old story line can do that then imagine a brand new world from the creators of the most revered FPS universe to date. You may question the way they do things, but over the 12 years I've been with them, Bungie has so far failed to disappoint me. You may want the old B-Net, or you may have been mad at their vid-doc on Sunday, but I can guarantee that every worker at Activision and Treyarch were crying tears of despair. Bring it Bungie.