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::(laughs) Oni isn't currently one of those projects we're looking at, but one should never say never.<br> We'd be happy to work with the individuals who made Oni.<ref>[http://nikon.bungie.org/misc/trans/4players_hr_sk_interview.html 4players.de interviews Shane Kim and Harold Ryan (translated)].</ref> | ::(laughs) Oni isn't currently one of those projects we're looking at, but one should never say never.<br> We'd be happy to work with the individuals who made Oni.<ref>[http://nikon.bungie.org/misc/trans/4players_hr_sk_interview.html 4players.de interviews Shane Kim and Harold Ryan (translated)].</ref> | ||
One thing is certain: the current Bungie staff has little in common with the Bungie West that produced Oni (there are seven | One thing is certain: the current Bungie staff has little in common with the Bungie West that produced Oni (there are seven Oni developers<ref>The employees in Oni's credits that [http://www.bungie.net/Inside/teamindex.aspx still work] at Bungie are Butcher, Dunn, the McLees, Marty O'Donnell, Staten and Wu. Only Butcher and Wu actually worked at Bungie West.</ref> still working at Bungie as of May 2012). There is probably little sentimental or monetary incentive for Bungie to produce a sequel. Furthermore, it was announced in May 2010 that Bungie was developing a new IP, to be published by Activision under a ten-year contract. | ||
However, there are fan projects which may or may not become unofficial "Oni 2"s. | However, there are fan projects which may or may not become unofficial "Oni 2"s. | ||