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{{Title|Bungie ViDoc: ''O Brave New World''}}

The '''Bungie ViDoc: ''O Brave New World''''' is the last ''[[Halo]]''-related and longest [[ViDoc]] made by [[Bungie]]. It was released on [[Wikipedia:YouTube|YouTube]] on August 3, [[2011]].<ref>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OtG6--4r_qk '''YouTube''': ''O Brave New World'']</ref> It runs for 55:08, and summarizes Bungie's history and future, as well as ''Halo''<nowiki/>'s creation. Though mostly new footage, it also contains parts from other ViDocs, as well as videos recorded during the early days of Bungie.

===So Our Game Is Called Halo...===

''The timeline appears at 2000, with an image of [[John-117]] beside it. It is followed by footage of ''[[Halo: Combat Evolved]]''. The footage stops as the ''Halo'' logo appears.''

*'''Jordan Weisman''': "It wasn't pre-ordained that it was going to be Halo. Halo earned that right, you know, by being one of the best titles in development at the time."  

*'''Curtis Creamer''': "There's something simple as driving the [[M12 Force Application Vehicle|Warthog]] on B30, which was fun. That was a defining game experience that brought me in."

===What Does Not Kill Me===

''The timeline appears at 2004, with a clip from the [[Halo 2 announcement trailer]]. It is followed by the rest of the announcement trailer. The ''[[Halo 2]]'' logo is then presented.''

*''''Chris Butcher''': "Where we are today with the community, you could capture it all, and bumble it up, and say, 'This is what we are all experiencing together.' Developers and players."

*'''Eric Osborne''': "[[Randall Glass]]' ''Warthog Jump'' video really resonate with the community because he was doing something really cool inside the game with the physics engine, and the Warthog. And people were inspired by that."

===Third Time's the Charm===

''The timeline appears at 2007, with a clip of the [[Halo 3 Announcement Trailer]]. The Halo 3 logo is then presented.''

*'''CJ Cowan''': "Harold had promised Microsoft we had two more ''Halo'' games, and ''Reach'' was only one of them. What can we do in one year with the engine we've already built, not a whole lot of engineers, just a handful of artists. What can we do in a year to get a game out the door? Harold looked at us and said, 'Make it happen.'"

*'''Curtis Creamer''': "''ODST'' was a lot of fun, because it was a smaller team. It got back to, you know feeling a little bit like what that Halo 1 experience was."

===Once More, With Feeling===

''The timeline appears at 2010, with a clip of various gamplay snippets and cutscenes from [[Halo: Reach]]'s campaign. The ''Halo: Reach'' logo is then presented.''

*'''Martin O'Donnell''':"If it's not scary, then it's not gonna be good."

*'''Shi Kai Wang''': "We have other ideas. We have other, y'know, worlds we want to create."

''The sun sets on a snowy landscape, and it changes into a symbol. A space aura fades in, and a message from Bungie appears:''

Bungie would like to thank everyone<br />

who has ever been a part of the game we make.

We could not have done it without you.

We would also like to thank the following people for the really nice things<br />

they said and did for us during the production of this ViDoc.

Everyone at Bungie past and present

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by a talented group of extraordinary people who refused to<br />

kill and each each other in the process, even when times were tough.

Out studio continues to thrive due in large part to the<br />

our friends and family, and our success is owed completely<br />

to our uncompromising community of fans.

Thank you for the past twenty years.<br />

We can't wait to show you what's next.

See you starside.

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