Bungie CEO Pete Parsons Steps Down After A Decade
We will be parsin' Parson as part of Bungie's history now.

We will be parsin' Parson as part of Bungie's history now.

Sony is making sure they have control over the Marathon situation.

It sounds like there is reason to hope for the best.

This seems to be an absolute necessity to get development back on track.

This comes days after Sony claimed in a presentation the game was still coming in this financial year.

Sony already sees themselves as a successful live service publisher.

Looks like Marathon is still releasing right on schedule (oh no).

Sony may be more careful about their live service push now.

There wouldn't be so much dirt out there if not for these layoffs and company exits.

It isn't clear if Sony or Bungie set this sales goal.

Bungie may have to answer to not just one artist, but an entire art collective.

The potential failure of this game could be a financial and human disaster for Bungie.

Somehow, Bungie is facing a new and completely different scandal.

Sony has no plans to budge on the $ 40 price tag at all.

There's a lot at stake for Bungie in getting this right.

It's not a sprint, that's for sure.

One may wonder if this was never planned for a Bungie title anyway.

Gamers have the rare opportunity to help fix and save their favorite studio's next project here.

It's finally time to see Tau Ceti IV.

Is Bungie ready to reveal more about this extraction shooter?

It seems Bungie expects their own fans will show up for Marathon.

In a dedicated Marathon only event.

By promising playtests next year, Bungie already debunked rumors and speculation of Marathon's imminent doom.

Maybe the game has done its time in development purgatory.
