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Halo and Destiny’s original composer asks fans to destroy copies of his music
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Martin O’Donnell, the former Halo and Destiny composer whom Bungie fired in 2014, this weekend asked fans to take down, stop sharing, and even destroy copies of his non-commercial work for the Destiny franchise, which he had been sharing online since 2019.
“This material is owned by Bungie,” O’Donnell said, reading a court-approved statement that resulted from a legal action earlier this fall. “If you posted any of these assets on a website or other publicly available platform, you should remove
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80 Days and Heaven's Vault dev reveals "narrative adventure with rhythm" A Highland Song
Inkle, the studio behind such narrative-focused delights as 80 Days and Heaven's Vault has formally unveiled next endeavour, A Highland Song, which is coming to Switch and PC «soon».
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