Last week we saw that Bungie alums Alexander Seropian (Marathon, Halo, Stubbs the Zombie) and Brent Pease (Oni) had formed a new group, Industrial Toys, working on a mobile shooter, Morning Star, bearing more than a passing resemblance to everyone's favorite green cyborg and purple AI girl game.

Bungie co-founder Alexander Seropian, who left Bungie after Halo 1 to found Wideload Games back in Chicago, has found himself a new gig: he's teaming up with another Bungie alum, Brent Pease of Oni fame, and Tim Harris, co-founder of Industrial Toys.

Activision/Blizzard has posted their official press release. I've archived it here. Near the bottom they put a tidbit for Bungie fans with a penchant for rampant speculation:

Activision reiterated that although Bungie's amazing new world was revealed today, Activision has not included the launch in its 2013 outlook and there should be no speculation or expectation of a different result.

Over in the DBO forum, manti452 pointed out Wired's take on Bungie's Destiny reveal.

I've now annotated many of the images captured from Bungie's first Destiny ViDoc, Pathways Out Of Darkness.

ncsuDuncan at DBO pointed out today's Control-Alt-Delete comic, which presents us with a frightening worst case scenario for Destiny's mobile phone integration features-- drunk booty calls from mysterious alien artifacts.

I've added an image album of screen captures from the Pathways Out Of Darkness ViDoc. Comments to come soon.