Greg Miller

Botox.

Yeah, right.

Story number three on the Roper Report.

Quote, we are in it for the long haul.

End quote.

Bungie says marathon will be steadily improved for many years.

This is Chris Scullion at VGC.

Bungie has vowed to continue to update Marathon for years to come, stressing that it's, quote, in it for the long haul.

Marathon was released earlier this month via, I'm sorry, earlier this month with Norway-based Alinea Analytics, estimating last week that it sold around 1.2 million copies.

That was a curveball.

I wasn't expecting this.

Alinea?

Is that what I'm saying?

Say aluminum for me.

Yeah, see, can we trust everybody?

Now in a technical blog post aimed at helping PC players reach 120 frames per second, Bungie has committed to the game's future, stating that it plans to continue improving it for a number of years.

We had to dive into a technical blog post aimed at it.

They're saying it's going to be around forever.

Quote, Marathon is the first DirectX 12 title that Bungie has shipped, it explained to players.

We know that many of you have noticed how much Marathon has changed visually over the past year.