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Microsoft Nabs ‘Lord of the Rings’ Director in Xbox Games Deal
Posted by: Jennifer LeClaire September 28, 2006 09:36 AM

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Microsoft on Thursday got the gaming world’s attention with a blockbuster announcement: “Lord of the Rings” director Peter Jackson, Academy Award-winning screenwriter Fran Walsh and Microsoft Game Studios are partnering to develop two new interactive entertainment series exclusively for Xbox 360 and Xbox Live. The first series will be a collaborative effort with Bungie Studios to co-create the next chapter in the “Halo” universe. The second series will be an entirely original property aimed at bringing new audiences into gaming.

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