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Destiny: Rising is Bungie’s new mobile game published by NetEase Games
NetEase Games is announcing Destiny: Rising, a mobile shooter spinoff of Bungie's Destiny games.
Jeremy Gan10.14.2024
An artist says Nerf’s Destiny 2 hand cannon is a ripoff of their work
Nerf's Destiny 2 "Ace of Spades" limited edition blaster looks very similar to an artist's piece of fan art.
Danny Gallagher09.12.2024
Sony completes $3.6 billion deal to buy Bungie
The developer of “Destiny” will be considered an independent subsidiary of the company.
Amrita Khalid07.15.2022
Former 'Destiny' composer could owe Bungie almost $100,000
Former Bungie composer Marty O'Donnell owes his old employer tens of thousands of dollars in legal fees following a court case related to his 2014 exit from the studio.
Igor Bonifacic09.16.2021
Bungie will reveal what's next for 'Destiny 2' on August 24th
The showcase will likely focus on 2022's 'The Witch Queen' expansion.
Kris Holt07.07.2021
Bungie begins selling its official Destiny toaster
Bungie has made an official Destiny toaster that you can pre-order right now.
Saqib Shah06.18.2021
Sony picks up a multiplayer game from Bungie veterans
Firewalk Studios' first game will be a PS5 console exclusive.
Kris Holt04.22.2021
'Destiny 2: The Witch Queen' expansion has been delayed until 2022
Cross-play should be available in the fall and Bungie will no longer sunset gear.
Kris Holt02.25.2021
Bungie plans major studio expansion, recommits to a non-Destiny game by 2025
Two years after its split from Activision, Bungie is gearing up to build out the Destiny universe and -- more importantly — branch out into new some new ones. To help it do so, the company announced a slew of new expansion measures this morning, including plans to open its first international office in Amsterdam and to more than double the size of its Bellevue, Washington headquarters so it can “support multiple project teams, including those outside of the Destiny Universe.”
Chris Velazco02.18.2021
Cloudflare outage cuts off connections to Discord, DownDetector and others
Discord, Feedly and other services were unreachable for many on Friday afternoon due to an outage at Cloudflare. Cloudflare said the problem lasted for 23 minutes due to a routing issue in its backbone.
Richard Lawler07.17.2020
The next chapter of 'Destiny 2' begins September 22nd with 'Beyond Light'
The fourth year of 'Destiny 2' will launch on September 22nd with 'Beyond Light,' which brings back The Stranger from the first game.
Jon Fingas06.09.2020
The first live 'Destiny 2' event kicks off at 1PM ET (updated)
Bungie is holding its first live 'Destiny 2' event at 1PM Eastern, and it might just change the game's landscape.
Jon Fingas06.06.2020
Bungie will reveal the ominous future of 'Destiny 2' on June 9th
Bungie has teased the next big chapter for 'Destiny 2,' and it's not looking great for humanity.
Jon Fingas06.01.2020
'Destiny 2' equipment overhaul will encourage you to try new gear
Bungie is rethinking the 'Destiny 2' equipment system to get people using new guns instead of holding on to their favorites.
Jon Fingas05.16.2020
The next 'Destiny 2' season will revamp swordplay
While Bungie has mostly been coy about what the next season of Destiny 2 will entail, it just dropped a big clue. The studio has revealed that the season starting March 10th will dramatically rework swords. For one, they'll have their own pool of recharging energy used to power both ground-based heavy attacks and guarding -- the more energy you have, the more options and effectiveness you'll have. While you'll still need ammo to guard, this should encourage you to mix up your swordplay with different attacks and more guarding.
Jon Fingas02.08.2020
Bungie finally has a fix for today's 'Destiny' server problems
Over the last twelve hours or so, people trying to play Destiny 1 and Destiny 2 have had trouble connecting to the game, but at last Bungie support says it has found a resolution. However, fixing the issue in Destiny's "core services" required restarting the servers and kicking everyone out again. So if you'd finally managed to log in and are now looking at a loading screen again, just give it a minute and keep an eye on the Bungie Help Twitter account for updates -- you'll get to those daily bounties soon. Update: In a subsequent tweet, Bungie said the downtime is expected to last until about 7 PM PT / 10 PM ET. Update 2: Now the repair period has been extended through 11 PM ET, we'll see how much longer it takes. Update 3: It took past midnight, but both Destiny and Destiny 2 services are restored.
Richard Lawler11.22.2019
The latest 'Destiny 2' Halloween event starts October 29th
Bungie is about to kick off Destiny 2's customary Halloween event, and it's borrowing from the past even as it throws in some new twists. This year's Festival of the Lost will run from October 29th through November 19th, and it'll bring back both Eva Levante and the candy system. Earn enough sweets and you can buy "grab bags" as well as a Masterworked version of the Werewolf auto rifle. The Haunted Forest is also making its return and challenges you to venture as far into the spooky maze as possible in 15 minutes.
Jon Fingas10.23.2019
Bungie pulls popular gun from 'Destiny 2' after discovering exploit
Believe it or not, Bungie is grappling with another wildly overpowered Destiny 2 weapon. The developer has pulled the Telesto fusion rifle from all activities after players discovered an exploit that lets them rapidly charge their character's Super ability. All you had to do was shoot at the floor while using an Ashes to Assets armor perk and toss a grenade at the resulting projectiles (destroying them counted as kills) to make them recharge your Super. If you had the time to shoot a few spare rounds, you could launch extremely powerful attacks mere seconds into a competitive match instead of the usual minutes.
Jon Fingas10.20.2019
Both 'Destiny' games went down for 'emergency maintenance' (updated)
Destiny 2 fans hoping to dive into the game's latest expansion Shadowkeep will have to wait a bit longer, as Bungie announced both Destiny 1 and Destiny 2 are undergoing "emergency maintenance." It's not clear exactly what the issue is, but it comes just as the company launched some big changes for the second game. Destiny 2 has added its new expansion for players that sees the return of Eris Morn, support for PC gamers using Steam and the ability to transfer saves between platforms, so you can take characters to wherever your friends are without replaying the same level grinds over and over again. The now free-to-play game should have a better experience overall, once it's actually working. Update (8:15PM ET): According to Bungie Help, they are "making progress" in restoring services, so you can feel free to jump back in the queues and hope. Update (10 PM ET): Bungie reported maintenance is complete, you may continue your FPS-related duties.
Richard Lawler10.01.2019