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Marathon dev effortlessly bodies haters who say Bungie's not the studio that made Halo anymore—rattles off 40 Halo OGs who still work there and says he can list more if you want

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The lesson is: never tweet.

Marathon Protect/Destroy 4: A close-up of MIDA's Gantry liaison.
(Image credit: Bungie)

Everyone's saying it: things just aren't what they used to be. Where are the real heroes, you know? The titans who built the games we grew up with? Are they all gone? Are they all departed to Eressëa, never to return?

Oh, they're still here. Well, my mistake.

This I have learnt from recent posts by Elliott Gray, UI designer on Bungie's Marathon, made in response to players lamenting the studio pitching itself as "The creator of Halo" when—so suggested our disgruntled player—the individual workers who originally made Halo have long since moved on.

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