If you were wondering what Bungie was developing after Halo, wonder no more! For it is FWC!
And that's it! As a matter of fact, that's all we know about the newest game from the studio after their departure from Microsoft and partnership with Activision Blizzard. The shirt popped up in their store on Saturday and has left gamers scratching their heads since. The weirder news item from Bungie comes from word that Sir Paul McCartney is working with Bungie on the soundtrack for an upcoming game.
There's no word on what the newest property could be, or even if it would play like Halo. But Bungie assures buyers that the t-shirt is definitely "next level apparel." So we can rest easy, literally, in that. But this isn't the first time that the studio's relied on early Internet fanboyism to generate interest. Their infamous I Love Bees alternate-reality game, which is still up, introduced an AI named Melissa and explained how the Covenant would find Earth in Halo 2.
Maybe if enough people buy this shirt, the fashion trend will inspire a plot from the next game? At least we should all be comfortable with it.
via Game Informer