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[[Peter Jackson]], with his recently-formed [[Wingnut Interactive]], is creating a awesome game set in the ''[[Halo]]'' universe, in partnership with [[Bungie Studios]]. The game is to be a "new chapter" and a "new trilogy" in the Halo story and is slated to feature a new way to play games. | [[Peter Jackson]], with his recently-formed [[Wingnut Interactive]], is creating a awesome game set in the ''[[Halo]]'' universe, in partnership with [[Bungie Studios]]. The game is to be a "new chapter" and a "new trilogy" in the Halo story and is slated to feature a new way to play games. | ||
In UK [[Xbox 360]] magazine ''Xbox World 360'', it was speculated that the game will be more of an 'interactive movie' | In UK [[Xbox 360]] magazine ''Xbox World 360'', it was speculated that the game will be more of an 'interactive movie' where some parts will be semi-playable, and certain decisions will lead to different outcomes that you then have to watch play out. It has also been stated that it will delve into [[Master Chief]]'s backstory, set for a release in winter 2008. Bungie will likely provide supervision.<ref>Xbox World 360 Issue 61</ref> | ||
It was confirmed by Shane Kim at GDC 07 that the project was an episodic title. According to Microsoft, Bungie and Jackson ''are'' planning two episodic series for the Xbox 360. These games appear to be in a downloadable format. Microsoft went on to tell that the game is now in the development phase.<ref>[http://www.gamasutra.com/php-bin/news_index.php?story=13030 Industry News March 7, 2007]</ref> | It was confirmed by Shane Kim at GDC 07 that the project was an episodic title. According to Microsoft, Bungie and Jackson ''are'' planning two episodic series for the Xbox 360. These games appear to be in a downloadable format. Microsoft went on to tell that the game is now in the development phase.<ref>[http://www.gamasutra.com/php-bin/news_index.php?story=13030 Industry News March 7, 2007]</ref> | ||