A month after the amicable divorce between publisher Activision and developer Bungie, in which the Halo developer gained total control over the rights to its burgeoning Destiny franchise, the former has finally✱ offered its side of the story to the split. 

In its annual financial conference call, Activision explained its reasoning for consciously uncoupling with Bungie, despite previously signing up to a 10 year contract for the Destiny franchise. According to Chief Operative Officer Coddy Johnson, 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Destiny 2 "was not 𝓰meeting [Activision's] financial expectations" and the franchise "would not have been a material contributor to operating income to our business" as a result. 

Johnson also admitted that Activision "had internal resources supplementing Bungie’s work, and that means that [the studio was] tying up one of our scarcest resources, which is development time, which now wil🦋l be freed up after a short transition period.”

Despite the reasoning, Johnson emphasised that the split was a mutual, amicable o✤ne, which now♏ means that Bungie "gets to focus on the IP that they created, and we get to focus on our biggest opportunities and on our biggest franchises with our best resources.”

Speaking of biggest franchises, in the same earnings call Activision also had more to say about 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:this year's ꦅupcoming Call ofဣ Duty game, which will bring bac🥃k a singleplayer campaign mode and very much sounds like it's going to be the much anticipated sequel t🌺o Modern Warfare 3. 

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