They outright said no to those. Bungie has stated that they haven't ruled out a PC version of Destiny, just that it likely wouldn't come in its first iteration. Take hope in that.

You've summed up my frustration with Halo 4. Brain twin.

I'd honestly wager the next one will come to PC. Bungie said they wanted to focus on making console games first and not spread themselves thin by making a PC division for the time-being.

I still think the Snake in this game is actually Gray Fox.

Dang it. Got m-us.

Loved it. I was very happy to see Destiny getting the attention it deserved. Delighted to see Warframe getting a hearty mention as well.

I hold no contempt for people who are anti-gun. None. I worry what will happen if someone does enter their home or approach them or their loved ones with ill intent. I wish nothing bad on any of them, nobody should have to go through a robbery, or rape, or murder, any tragedy like that. However, in a situation like…

Those two year olds, man.

Yeah, I'll keep my guns, thanks. You break into my home, you're getting .45 hollow points in your chest. Depending on the situation, you will at most have one chance to stop moving and do exactly as I say. You so much as flinch, you die, I won't miss, and I will get the first shot off. Let the anti-gun people practice…

Pete Parsons from Bungie live with an announcement and new trailer for Destiny.

Halo 4 was a great game...I loved the single player, had some great moments in the multiplayer...but I have never put a Halo game down as quickly as I did Halo 4. That should be saying something.

Yeah...the hate doesn't often come from people who've been with the series from the start. Most seem to have entered at Reach or were obsessed with the "lololMLG" crowd that Halo 2 and Halo 3 mustered.

If anything, Reach felt like a return to what made the Halo series great to begin with, and the gameplay felt like an…

Oh, look at this! Look at that! Would you look at this? Just look at it!

Don't listen to anyone who calls themselves a "real fan" and hates on Halo: Reach with no reason other than "It just sucks." The game was the best-made Halo title in the series, and it was very clear Bungie had wanted it to be the best Halo it could be since it would be their last. To me, anyway, it showed.

See, I've played every Halo game in the series, and one of the major reasons I loved Reach was because it played a lot more like Combat Evolved than Halo 2 or Halo 3 (both of which I found frustrating). I loved the health/medkit system being brought back, the customization, the story, all of it.

That perfectly explains my frustration with Halo 3. I wanted to enjoy the game, I did. I understood the events, the timeline, the lore, everything to back the game up, but I still felt confused during the campaign. At the end I struggled to muster up an emotional response to the "Wake me when you need me" scene…

Halo 4 wasn't even made by Bungie, I'm not sure it it would be fair to make a comparison between 343's work and Bungie's work. They clearly have very contrasting visions on the development of the series.

Anyone who read The Fall of Reach knew how Halo: Reach was going to end. Anyone who read The Ghosts of Onyx knew the…

I knew that, even Bungie said that they were rushed into releasing what they thought was a very unfinished product. In their words, whenever speaking about Halo 2: "We screwed up."

It always seemed to me there was never a middle ground when it came to opinions about Reach. You either really enjoyed it or you loathed it deeply. What was so bad about it? I didn't care much for Halo 3...I hated Halo 2.

I actually really enjoyed Reach.