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"We hope our♚ colleagues in game development and gaming communities continue to examine their own platforms and invest in practices to combat bigotry in all its manifestations. We believe games and their communities should be a force for good and 💮we are committed to that."
Bungie's statement included a link to the official supporting the families of the victims. Bungie has also placed the on the front of its store page, with all proceeds going to support the Southern Poverty Law Center for the next 12 months.
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