Halo and Destiny composer Marty O`Donnell found in contempt of court
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The dispute between Bungie and Marty O`Donnell continues. What you need to know Former Halo and Destiny composer Marty O`Donnell has been found in contempt of court after uploading Destiny assets to YouTube and Bandcamp after being ordered not to share it by the court in 2015 following legal disputes with Bungie. Multiple sanctions have now been imposed on O`Donnell as a result, and the composer has been ordered to pay for Bungie`s `reasonable costs` that are related to the legal scuffle. Bungie has called for O`Donnell to pay almost $100,000, an amount that O`Donnell`s representatives are claiming is unreasonable. O`Donnell is currently working with Highwire Games. The studio is making Six Days in Fallujah, a controversial first-person shooter that focuses on the United States military`s offensive in Fallujah during the Iraq War. Former Halo and Destiny composer Marty O`Donnell has been found in contempt of court after uploading Destiny assets to his YouTube and Bandcamp pro...