It is the end of the era on Bungiadeveloper Fate franchise and upcoming game MarathonWhat his CEO Pete Parsons calls. Parsons has already announced who will have the next Bungie, though curiously, will not take over the role of the CEO.
Parsons started with Bungie in 2002 and helped with the development of both Halo 2 and Halo 3. But he wasn't with Bungia all the time. In 2006 he left the studio for other businesses and returned in 2008, serving as a marketing director. In 2015, after Bungie's then President Harold Ryan resigned, Parsons moved to the role of the CEO and held a position for almost ten years.
Pete Parsons will resign as Bungie CEO
Now Pete Parsons and Bungie have published an official statement revealing that Parsons will leave the company. The Parsons formulation suggests that it was his decision to leave, but it did not explain why Parsons had decided to resign at the moment, except that Parsons' retirement would be a torch to the “new generation of leaders”. Parsons shared a few words on the official Bungie website about his possession with AO, how far it is at the time before introducing the new leader of the company, head of the studio Justin Truman.
Justin Truman is 15 years old with Bungie, his roles range from code writing to serve as the main development director of the company. He acknowledged that Bungie had sometimes “hit” and learned from his mistakes by listening to the community and stressed that thanks to the players created by the world's Bungia, she benefited. The new head of the studio also remarked that Bungie would reveal more upcoming studio game Marathon later in 2025 as well as Fate.
Fate And Bungie has recently seen several harsh times that had an impact on the studio employees and players. Bungie experienced significant dismissal in 2024, with about 17% of his workforce. Destiny 2 It is not far from the most successful and popular days, and the number of players in 2025 decreased significantly. The full integration of bungy into PlayStation Studios also concerned some fans. This is certainly the beginning of the new era for Bungia, but whether it will spell success is something that is not yet visible.
Destiny 2
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August 28, 2017
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T for teens for blood, tongue and violence
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Tiger
