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Since the release of its sci-fi online first-person shooter RPG sequel, Destiny 2, in 2017, Bungie hasn't been in a great spot. While the game has long enjoyed a strong player base and a constantly ...

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Destiny 2 and Bungie have been pretty infamous for vaulting paid content in the game, which led to a mass exodus of players back in 2020. Fast-forward almost six years, and Bungie announced the game's ...

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Bungie will freely return vaulted content it previously stripped from Destiny 2, but is unlikely to include everything fans were once able to play. That's according to a Forbes report that details ...

Bungie's been having a tough time these past few years, but the studio's new leadership is making big promises. Starting with Destiny 2 - the devs will start to let some of the game's older campaigns ...

Bungie has shared an important studio update: it is bringing back vaulted content to Destiny 2, while Marathon moves toward a deeper survival experience. Deane went further, describing a road filled ...

Bungie has said it is "absolutely not done with Destiny" just months after the controversial decision to end ongoing support for Destiny 2. The five-minute upload features Bungie studio head Poria ...

With Destiny 2 on ice and Marathon undergoing a major pivot, wild rumors about a future in which both of Bungie’s sci-fi franchises become part of a shared universe briefly took root in the ...

Bungie is unvaulting all sunset content for Destiny 2, including the beloved Red War campaign. In a new video about Bungie’s future, the devs revealed that they are reviving their Destiny IP, starting ...

Bungie plans to restore previously vaulted Destiny 2 campaigns, destinations, and raids, the company announced in a new update from studio head Poria Torkan and Marathon head of product Josh Deane.