Developer Brings Halo Cheer to Liver Transplant Kid

[Darklord008]

I've always had a lot of respect for Bungie, both for their games and for their great rapport with their community. This just makes my respect for them go up even higher.

 

[jamesbrown]

This story brightened up my day

 

[vrbtny]

This is why bungie are the best game developers in the world.

Even if you dislike Halo, and I will respect your opinion, how can you possibly dislike this?

I'm sure Fox news will say giving sick kids free stuff is communism or something.....

how did I get here?

Yeah, basically bungie are awesome. Deal with it.

 

[JemothSkarii]

This is why bungie are the best game developers in the world.

Even if you dislike Halo, and I will respect your opinion, how can you possibly dislike this?

I'm sure Fox news will say giving sick kids free stuff is communism or something.....

how did I get here?

Yeah, basically bungie are awesome. Deal with it.

While I do respect Bungie as a developer (That steak thing was awesome, and without them, Red vs Blue would never exist), I personally think Gearbox is the best developer in this regard, and I enjoy their games more. Not that it should detract from Bungie's kindness here.

GG Bungie, GG.

 

[Irridium]

Good for the kid. Nice of Gearbox. And a nice feelgood story for us to feel a little bit better with.

Everybody wins.

Captcha: you good?
They even make the captcha care.

Uh, this was Bungie, not Gearbox. Though Gearbox does this sort of thing as well.

Both are good people.

 

[Falsename]

Looking at the pictures of the kid as the helmet's placed, and then as he's wearing it. There's something just.... really cool about that. Haha.

Mad little dude in a hemlet looking at the camera.

 

[Kungfu_Teddybear]

I love it when developers do stuff like this. Hope the kid gets better.

 

[Nouw]

That picture of him wearing the Commando helmet is rather eerie, UNSC-propaganda eerie. I'm watching you Bungie!