Bungie has initiated a thorough review after allegations of reusing uncredited artwork for its extraction shooter Marathon. The company admitted the presence of disputed assets and vowed an internal probe to get to the bottom of the creative mishap—an eyebrow-raising controversy in the gaming world.
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