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… Following the Monument of Triumph content update, Destiny 2's performance has skyrocketed, both in terms of finances and player retention. It's hardly surprising to see Destiny still have a loyal fan base, given the recent outcry from Destiny fans for a Destiny 3 from Sony and Bungie. …
Friday, May 22nd 2026 Bungie Slated To Lay Off Destiny 2 Staff, No Sequel On the Cards by Cpt.Jank Yesterday, 23:00 Discuss 2 Comments Bungie recently announced that it would stop development work on Destiny 2 in June 2026 , and although previous rumors suggested that Destiny 3 was in the early sta… …
… The report also claims that Sony is supporting Marathon with more resources following the Destiny 2 announcement and that there is no expectation for Marathon to become the next big live-service hit that would replace Destiny as a revenue stream, although there is an expectation that upcoming PvE a… …
… The end of live-service support also means the end of seasonal events, and Bungie will be launching a new bundle called Destiny 2: The Collection, which will include all Destiny 2 content packs into a singular purchase, starting on June 9. …
Sunday, May 31st 2026 Destiny Fans Rally Behind Calls for Destiny 3 by Cpt.Jank Yesterday, 19:37 Discuss 8 Comments Following the announcement of the end of Destiny 2's development in May , it was revealed in leaks that no Destiny 2 sequel has been green-lit, despite multiple pitches from Bungie st… …
… 2 phints Destiny 2 came out like 9 years ago. Wtf has this company been doing? Milking their fanbase with expansion packs, while scuttling the original content. 3 phints Destiny 2 came out like 9 years ago. …
… Despite the recent Destiny 2 debacle—which has resulted in layoffs of around 300 employees at Bungie —and lukewarm Marathon launch, Nishino says he believes that live service games attract users on a global level, and Sony will "continue to revitalize the market through first-party and third-party … …