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'''Bungie Day''', which occured on July 7, 2007, was a mock holiday created by [[Bungie Studios]] to celebrate their long standing | '''Bungie Day''', which occured on July 7, 2007, was a mock holiday created by [[Bungie Studios]] to celebrate their long standing infatuation with the number [[seven]]. The date, when shortened, is '''7/7/07''', a once in a lifetime event, as the next time the shortened date will contain only sevens and zeros is on July 7, 2070. | ||
==Celebration== | ==Celebration== | ||
Revision as of 17:12, July 7, 2007
Bungie Day, which occured on July 7, 2007, was a mock holiday created by Bungie Studios to celebrate their long standing infatuation with the number seven. The date, when shortened, is 7/7/07, a once in a lifetime event, as the next time the shortened date will contain only sevens and zeros is on July 7, 2070.
Celebration
Bungie celebrated the holiday in a number of different ways, mostly for the benefit of the public. Since the day fell on a saturday, it is likely that most Bungie employees were not actually working in the office that day.
Bungie.net
Bungie day was celebrated on the Bungie web page in the form of a post detailing newly announced material for the upcoming Halo 3, including a new wallpaper featuring a multiplayer battle, as well as 3-D movie/screenshots of the recently revealed CQB Armor and the EVA Armor along with canon information about their background and development, as well as background information on the Brute Chopper vehicle.
Xbox Live
Xbox Live also saw some celebration from Bungie studios in the form of free downloadable content from the Xbox live marketplace. All new gamer pics and a new dashboard theme were avaliable to download for free. In addition, the Halo 2 Blastacular Map Pack, originally a download that cost money, became free. It was also announced that those maps in the pack would be added to the matchmaking system for Halo 2 in the coming weeks.
