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| Re: why WOULDN'T Halo 2 xbox be bungie's next proj | |
| Posted By: Nym Nadal <nym@hopping.com> | Date: 12/8/01 7:50 p.m. |
In Response To: Re: why WOULDN'T Halo 2 xbox be bungie's next proj (Louis Wu) :My original comment in this thread was directly aimed at
Granted, I don't know the people at Bungie (at all) nor do I know their working process (at all) but I don't think I would be to surprised. "Working on" could mean any number of things. It could be the design document, a features list, retooling of un-used textures or tinkering with an engine idea they had a long time ago. My guess is preperation for Halo 2 started about 5 months before the release of Halo "1". I haven't worked on a block buster game before but I have worked on retail PC software which you could probably find right next to those games. I know quite often in the middle of production someone says, "I've got a great idea which I've been thinking/working", which just can't be implimented at such a late date. So it often goes into the sequal bin. Of course my definition of "working on" is highly-speclative and is pure personal opinion. Nym
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