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A: As suggested by Kirill I. Shishov, this can be achieved using the key file (mul.key) from the latest version of Ludwig 3.0 (Activation Keyl: LUDWIG-3.0.0.5.MA). Bungie Bungie (from Bungie, from ab unguis, meaning "from the hand of" or "from the divine hand") is an American game development studio formed in 1997 in West Jordan, Utah, with the sole purpose of developing Halo: Combat Evolved, a game based on the science fiction video game franchise Halo. Bungie was initially headed by Michael Capps and Mark Rein, who started as programmers for the video game industry and were recruited by Microsoft to help build the first Halo game, which became a commercial success. Rein and Capps recruited Peter Hirschberg to help them plan and develop the first game, which took about half a year to build and released in September 2001 as a launch title for Microsoft's new Windows operating system. Bungie was headed by George Broussard (co-founder of the company) and Marc Rein, until the company's last release in 2008. George Broussard and Shawn Timbs (former Bungie employee) co-founded the new studio Kilopost in 2010. History Beginnings (1997–2000) The original intention of Bungie was to develop a game based on the SCUMM engine, using the concepts of naval warfare from Sid Meier's Alpha Centauri, a real-time strategy game, as an inspiration. The team consisted of developers and programmers from the video game industry. The team, led by lead programmer Mark Rein, began work in April 1997 on a text-based computer game, which eventually led to the creation of the video game Halo. After the success of the first game, Rein and Capps approached Microsoft with a request to publish a sequel to Halo, titled Halo 2, and a third game in the franchise, Halo 3. They were given the green light to start work on the new titles and Halo 2 was released on November 9, 2001, as a launch title for the newly released Windows XP operating system. Halo 3 was released on November 15, 2007, for the Xbox 360. In June 2005, Microsoft and Bungie closed a deal for exclusive Xbox Live Arcade games development, starting with the release of a new game titled "Halo: Reach" on April ac619d1d87


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