UK, July 24, 2009 - Halo: Reach will be Bungie's final Halo game, with the company moving on to new projects following completion of the title next year.
Halo: Combat Evolved marked the series' debut on the first Xbox back in 2001, and since then Bungie has gone on to create one of the definitive videogame franchises with the second and third instalments of the game. Halo 3: ODST is due this September, while Halo: Reach - which goes back to the origins of the Halo story - is expected next autumn.
"After Reach that's it for us," Bungie's Lars Bakken told IGN. "We're already working on a new IP that we can't talk about yet, I don't know when we'll be talking about it - when we're ready I suppose."
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It's been a great time for Bungie Studios having completed Halo 1, Halo 2, Halo 3 and even the Halo RTS game for the 360 - Halo Wars. Halo 3: ODST is looking great and Halo Reach is keeping fans in suspense effectively. Bungie will, after approximately 10 years of Halo, be entering into uncertain territory; will the new IP be successful, what systems will it be available on, what genre will it be in? I am curious to see what their next game will be after their involvement in the halo series ends. Post any thoughts on the genre and how well it might do below in the comments section.
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