For many gamers, the name Bungie studios is very, very well known. The developer’s from the Halo Bungie studios are well known for the Halo trilogy. In 2000, Bungie studios put out a killer app called Halo: Combat Evolved. It’s a first person shooter, considered science fiction style game. During it’s release Halo: Combat Evolved sold more then 6.5 million copies and soon became the Xbox’s flagship franchise. Four years later in 2004, Bungie studio’s released Halo 2 which sold more then $125 million on it’s day of release. Halo 2 also set records in the entertainment industry. Three year’s later the last part of this trilogy was released. In 2007, Halo 3 for xbox sold over $170 million within the first 24 hours of release, breaking what Halo 2 achieved and also became the largest pre-ordered game as well.

It was only a mere few days’s after the release of Halo 3 was put out, that Bungie announced it’s separation from Microsoft. However, even though the spilt has happened, Halo Bungie has announced that Halo 3 may not actually be the last in the franchise. It’s been announced that the developer’s from Bungie have been working with world wide director Peter Jackson who is most famous for his Lord Of The Rings trilogy have been working together to make a game called Halo: Chronicles. No other projects have been officially announced, but Bungie has dropped hints that something has begun.

Bungie studio’s was first developed in 1991 under the name ‘Bungie Software Products Corporation’. During the early day’s, the developer’s mainly concentrated on games for Macintosh during its first nine years. The first game that Bungie ever released was a free game that went by the name of Gnop! Which if you take a look at the name is actually spells PONG backwards. Other popular games that the developer’s are known for, before the popular Halo series became what it is now; we’re the games Marathon, the Myth series and Oni.

The Halo Bungie studios are known around the gaming world as a dedicated workplace as well as an amazing group of people. If the developer’s aren’t helping out survivors of Hurricane Katrina by donating proceeds of t-shirts being sold to the Red Cross, or hearing about a gamer who sent in their Xbox 360 for repair and loosing all personalization and sending them an autographed Master Chief helmet and other swag, then they are putting out amazing killer app games for gamers all around the world to enjoy.

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