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==Overview==
==Overview==


Although Bungie has consistently stated that ''[[Halo 3]]'' was the last game in the trilogy, having never ruled out possible Halo games, an interview by MTV with Don Mattrick revealed that Bungie's game is at the very least Halo-related, and that it is not Bungie's collaborative efforts on ''[[Halo Wars]]'' or ''[[Halo: Chronicles]]'', but a "new" game. Although a proper announcement was meant for July 16th, 2008, at E3, it was canceled by [[Microsoft]] because they wanted to focus on games by First-Party developers that were coming out in 2008 - criteria which the Bungie project did not fit.<ref>http://e3.g4tv.com/e32008/blog/post/687134/Microsoft_Bungie_Is_Developing_A_Halo_Game.html</ref><ref>http://multiplayerblog.mtv.com/2008/07/16/microsoft-confirms-bungie-is-developing-new-halo/</ref><ref>http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/technology/2008/07/halo-bungie-e3.html</ref>The project itself has not been canceled, only the announcement of it. Many people have rumoured that the Game is a tactical squad-based Halo game.  
Although Bungie has consistently stated that ''[[Halo 3]]'' was the last game in the trilogy, having never ruled out possible Halo games, an interview by MTV with Don Mattrick revealed that Bungie's game is at the very least Halo-related, and that it is not Bungie's collaborative efforts on ''[[Halo Wars]]'' or ''[[Halo: Chronicles]]'', but a "new" game. Although a proper announcement was meant for July 16th, 2008, at E3, it was canceled by [[Microsoft]] because they wanted to focus on games by First-Party developers that were coming out in 2008 - criteria which the Bungie project did not fit.<ref>http://e3.g4tv.com/e32008/blog/post/687134/Microsoft_Bungie_Is_Developing_A_Halo_Game.html</ref><ref>http://multiplayerblog.mtv.com/2008/07/16/microsoft-confirms-bungie-is-developing-new-halo/</ref><ref>http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/technology/2008/07/halo-bungie-e3.html</ref>The project itself has not been canceled, only the announcement of it. Many people have rumoured that the Game is a tactical squad-based Halo game.<ref>http://www.g4tv.com/thefeed/blog/post/686996/E3_08_Rumor_Master_Chief_Absent_In_Next_SquadBased_Halo_Game.html</ref>


There was also a Wal-Mart stock list that listed a game called Halo: Blue.<ref name = "Wal-Mart">2008-14-07, [http://www.joystiq.com/2008/07/14/wal-mart-database-shows-entry-for-halo-blue/ Joystiq: Wal-Mart database shows entry for Halo "Blue"]. ''Alexander Silwinski''. Accessed on 2008-19-07</ref>
There was also a Wal-Mart stock list that listed a game called Halo: Blue.<ref name = "Wal-Mart">2008-14-07, [http://www.joystiq.com/2008/07/14/wal-mart-database-shows-entry-for-halo-blue/ Joystiq: Wal-Mart database shows entry for Halo "Blue"]. ''Alexander Silwinski''. Accessed on 2008-19-07</ref>

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Template:Ratings The New Bungie Halo Project is the name given to a new Halo game being worked on by Bungie.

Overview

Although Bungie has consistently stated that Halo 3 was the last game in the trilogy, having never ruled out possible Halo games, an interview by MTV with Don Mattrick revealed that Bungie's game is at the very least Halo-related, and that it is not Bungie's collaborative efforts on Halo Wars or Halo: Chronicles, but a "new" game. Although a proper announcement was meant for July 16th, 2008, at E3, it was canceled by Microsoft because they wanted to focus on games by First-Party developers that were coming out in 2008 - criteria which the Bungie project did not fit.[1][2][3]The project itself has not been canceled, only the announcement of it. Many people have rumoured that the Game is a tactical squad-based Halo game.[4]

There was also a Wal-Mart stock list that listed a game called Halo: Blue.[5]

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