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Are These Leaked Images From Bungie's Next Game?
Images have surfaced online from a mystery forum-goer identifying him or herself as "Not Tom Morello" (a reference to the source of leaked Halo: Reach screens earlier this year). The source claims the new shots are from Bungie's next game, which she or he is calling a "semi-modern war game" that "plays like a cross between Halo, Call of Duty, and Rainbow Six." So are the images legit?
Not so, according to the developer. Bungie employee Luke Smith posted on a NeoGAF thread about the images. His response: "Worst fake ever."
If you're interested in seeing the full set of images despite their apparent lack of credibility, you can check out this thread on IGN's forums, where they seem to have originated.
Despite the fact that Bungie recently began looking for testers for their next project, we're probably going to have to be patient before we hear much about it. In the mean time, can't we all just play some more Reach instead of dreaming up fake info?
[Thanks to Mike for the news tip.]
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