History Creator / Bungie

* The ''Franchise/{{Halo}}'' series (Xbox, Xbox360, PC)(2001-2010)

** ''VideoGame/{{Halo 3}}'' (2007) (Xbox360)
** ''VideoGame/{{Halo 3 ODST}}'' (2009) (Xbox360)
** ''VideoGame/HaloReach'' (2010) (Xbox360)

* Step 2: Dominate [[AppleMacintosh Mac platform]]: Launch assault on [[{{Xbox}} Windows platform]].

* ''{{VideoGame/Destiny}}'' (2013-2020) (UsefulNotes/PlayStation3, Xbox360, UsefulNotes/PlayStation4)

After ''Halo 3''[='s=] release, Bungie announced that it would do two more [[GaidenGame Gaiden games]] before splitting off from Microsoft and leaving the ''Halo'' franchise to the newly formed ThreeFourThreeIndustries, a company primarily composed of former Bungie employees.

After ''Halo 3''[='s=] release, Bungie announced that it would do two more [[GaidenGame Gaiden games]] before splitting back from Microsoft and leaving the ''Halo'' franchise to the newly formed ThreeFourThreeIndustries, a company primarily composed of former Bungie employees.

In April 2010, Bungie announced that they would be entering a publishing deal with Creator/{{Activision}}, who would gain the exclusive rights to publish all games in Bungie's new IP ''Destiny'' for the next 10 years. [[http://www.ign.com/articles/2012/11/28/destiny-story-details-concept-art-leaked Catch a first look of it here]].

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* ''VideoGame/{{Oni}}'' (Macintosh, PC, PlayStation2)(2001)

* ''{{VideoGame/Destiny}}'' (2013-2020) (PlayStation3, Xbox360, PlayStation 4)

Bungie is also unique in the gaming studio world in that it has a close relationship with its fanbase, due in large part to its ambitious bungie.net online multiplayer system. Many of its employees are {{Ascended Fanboy}}s, and many players may encounter a Bungie employee while playing online. Their workplace overall is known to be pretty relaxed, with little need for suits and a fondness for ToiletHumor.

After ''Halo 3''[='s=] release, Bungie announced that it would do two more [[GaidenGame Gaiden games]] before splitting back from Microsoft and leaving the ''Halo'' franchise to the newly formed 343 Industries, a company primarily composed of former Bungie employees.

* ''StubbsTheZombie'' (2005)

* ''PathwaysIntoDarkness'' (Macintosh)(1993)

In April 2010 Bungie announced that they would be entering a publishing deal with {{Activision}}, who would gain the exclusive rights to publish all games in Bungie's long-hinted-at but so-far unannounced new IP (codenamed "Destiny") for the next 10 years. [[http://www.ign.com/articles/2012/11/28/destiny-story-details-concept-art-leaked Catch a first look of it here]].

* ''VideoGame/{{Oni}}'' (Macintosh, PC)(2001)

* The ''Franchise/{{Halo}}'' series (Xbox, Xbox360, PC)(2001-2010

* The ''Franchise/{{Halo}}'' series

* The ''Franchise/{{Halo}} series

* ''VideoGame/HaloCombatEvolved'' (2001)(Xbox, PC)
* ''VideoGame/{{Halo 2}}'' (2004} (Xbox, PC)
* ''VideoGame/{{Halo 3}}'' (2007) (Xbox360)
* ''VideoGame/{{Halo 3 ODST}}'' (2009) (Xbox360)
* ''VideoGame/HaloReach'' (2010) (Xbox360)

* Step 5: Recover Ling Ling's head. [[hottip:*:Ling Ling is a severed dog's head in a jar. One of the Bungie employees at the Chicago office stated that it belonged to a roommate who was a medical student. When the roommate moved out, he left the head behind. Ling Ling's head is stored in a fridge/cabinet marked "Warning, Ling Ling inside.")]]

* [[StepThreeProfit Step 7: Take over world.]] [[HurlItIntoTheSun Shoot enemies into the sun]] with giant slingshot.

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->Bungie's [[PretentiousLatinMotto Pretentious Latin corporate motto.]]

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->''Non facete nobis calcitrare vestrum perinaeum.''[[labelnote:Translation:]][[BadassBoast "Don't make us kick your ass."]][[/labelnote]]

* ''Operation DesertStorm'' (Macintosh)(1991)

* ''VideoGame/HaloCombatEvolved'' (2001)
* ''VideoGame/{{Halo 2}}'' (2004)
* ''VideoGame/{{Halo 3}}'' (2007)
* ''VideoGame/{{Halo 3 ODST}}'' (2009)
* ''VideoGame/HaloReach'' (2010)
* ''{{VideoGame/Destiny}}'' (2013-2020)

* The ''Franchise/{{Halo}}'' series (excluding ''VideoGame/HaloWars'') (2001-2010)
** ''VideoGame/HaloCombatEvolved'' (2001)
** ''VideoGame/{{Halo 2}}'' (2004)
** ''VideoGame/{{Halo 3}}'' (2007)
** ''VideoGame/{{Halo 3 ODST}}'' (2009)
** ''VideoGame/HaloReach'' (2010)
** ''Halo (Xbox Collection)''
** ''Halo 2 Multiplayer Map Pack''
** ''Halo 3 Heroic Map Pack''
** ''Halo 3 Legendary Map Pack''
** ''Halo 3 Mythic Map Pack''
** ''Halo 3 Mythic Map Pack II''
** ''Halo History Pack''
** ''Halo Reach/Anniversary Double Pack''
** ''Halo Triple Pack''
** ''Halo: Reach - Defiant Map Pack''
** ''Halo: Reach - Noble Map Pack''

* ''[[SdrawkcabName Gnop!]]'' (1990)
* ''Operation DesertStorm'' (1991)[[index]]

* ''PathwaysIntoDarkness'' (1993)
* The ''VideoGame/{{Marathon}}'' series (1994-1996)
* The ''VideoGame/{{Myth}}'' series (1997-1999, plus [[ContestedSequel a 2001 prequel by a third party]])
* ''VideoGame/{{Oni}}'' (2001)

* [[/index]]''[[AprilFools Pimps At Sea]]'' (2001-?)

* ''Odyssey: The Legend of Nemesis'' (1995) – A single-player RPG using ''Minotaur''[='s=] engine[[index]]

* [[/index]]''Prime Target'' (1996)
* ''VideoGame/{{ZPC}}'' (1996)[[index]]

* [[/index]]''VideoGame/DamageIncorporated'' (1997) – An unusual merger of RTS and FPS

* ''Destiny'' (2013-2020)

* ''Destiny'' (2013)

Bungie is also unique in the gaming studio world in that it has a close relationship with its fanbase, due in large part to its ambitious bungie.net online multiplayer system. Many of its employees are [[AscendedFanboy Ascended Fanboys]], and many players may encounter a Bungie employee while playing online.

Despite the very deep storylines of Bungie's games, and those games' overall quality, ''{{Halo}}'' has gained the reputation for being fit only for twelve-year-olds and fratboys, [[ItsPopularNowItSucks partially because of Halo's popularity]], partly [[HypeBacklash the hype that Bungie games accumulate]] before launch, and partly because many players [[PlayTheGameSkipTheStory don't bother with the plot at all]]. Regardless of what one thinks, it often attracts plenty of InternetBackdraft, FanDumb and HateDumb.

In April 2010 Bungie announced that they would be entering a publishing deal with {{Activision}}, who would gain the exclusive rights to publish all games in Bungie's long-hinted-at but so-far unannounced new IP (codenamed "Destiny") for the next 10 years.

* ''VideoGame/ZPC'' (1996)[[index]]

** ''VideoGame/{{Halo 2}} (2004)

* ''Zero Population Count'' (1996)[[index]]