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The history of brilliantly terrible World Cup video games

As football fans revel in the real world tournament, its digital counterparts continue to stumble in capturing the hyped up atmosphere

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Bungie Confirms 'Marathon' PvE Mode 'Vault Breaker,' Cradle Evolution System—When to Expect It?

Bungie has unveiled the new PvE mode called Vault Breaker, and the new Cradle Evolution system coming soon to Marathon.

Player One

Marathon's Vault Breaker PvE mode is coming in July, and here's the twist: You leave your loot behind

This is the full-on Marathon PvE experience I've been waiting for.

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Destiny 2 devs repeatedly pitched a dating sim, Bungie veterans say, "but leadership was very Hard No that nobody wanted romance or silliness"

"It was never a full-fledged project," though

GamesRadar

We could've had a 'very Dream Daddy-inspired' Destiny dating sim, but management said no fun

A bunch of cool game jam concepts never made it further than that.

PC Gamer

Warframe dev says 'no one is celebrating' Destiny 2 winding down: 'A game is healthy when you have competitors'

We all lift together.

PC Gamer

Destiny 2's end is "earth-shattering," Warframe dev says, despite the competition between the 2 shooters: "To live in a reality where they're gone isn't a positive one"

"No one is celebrating"

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Bungie's at a crossroads: Should Destiny 3 be a live service, just a campaign, or something else entirely?

Bungie has always struggled to figure out what Destiny actually is and how to support it.

PC Gamer

Marathon players are amassing way too much loot in Season 2, and the primary cause is a mystery: 'We're still unravelling the source'

"Progression and access to power moved much faster than the previous season."

PC Gamer

Former Destiny 2 devs say working at Bungie was a "toxic, dysfunctional experience," describe leaders who "forgot that people play games for fun"

And they're not the only one who feels that way

GamesRadar

‘Cruel math’ is reportedly the reasoning for Destiny 2’s shutdown, not ‘revenge’ from Sony

Money. Can you believe it?

Destructoid

Marathon Season 2 is testing my map knowledge in the most terrifying way: by turning the lights off

Now Playing | I played nearly 150 hours of Marathon's first season and it's just as well, because now I can't see a sodding thing

GamesRadar

Destiny 2 players are dealing "near infinite damage" to bosses thanks to a new bug, but Bungie is letting it slide for now: "Have some fun"

The more things change, the more things stay the same

GamesRadar

'Destiny 2' Future in Doubt as 'Monument of Triumph' Success Fails to Stop Bungie Layoff Reports

"Destiny 2 Monument of Triumph" boosts players, but Bungie layoffs and end-of-service plans continue despite record Steam activity and fan backlash.

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"We are nearing the final delivery of patch notes": Bungie signals Destiny 2's "last string of hotfixes" are near as the devs prepare to end the game

Destiny 2 dev Bungie has indicated support for the game will soon wind down as the studio prepares to "get into its last string of hotfixes."

Destructoid

Bungie reportedly firing half the studio following Destiny’s 2 demise

No bang, only whimpers.

Windows Central

"It’s going to be significant": Reports claim Destiny 2 dev Bungie will soon face major layoffs and leadership departures after its final update

Shortly after Destiny 2's final content update, it's been reported that its developer Bungie will soon experience a "significant" wave of layoffs.

PC Gamer

Bungie will let Destiny 2 'near infinite damage' bug ride for a week: 'Do your thing'

Players are also back to punting bosses off of ledges.

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GamesRadar

Destiny 2 players end the game exactly as they started it: driving Bungie mad by pushing bosses off a cliff

It's like we never left

PC Gamer

An obscure new game-breaking Destiny bug lets you one-hit bosses, and I don't think Bungie's gonna let this one slide (Update: Bungie is letting it slide... for a little bit)

Somehow, the Cratening has returned.

PC Gamer

I wish Bungie would stop designing excellent multiplayer shooters and go back to making fantasy strategy games where you blow up zombies with dwarf bombs

Extraction shooters are great and all, but I'd give my right leg for more Myth.

PC Gamer

It's bittersweet that the best time to play Destiny 2 in years coincides with its end, but I'm happy for the new players who get to experience its most liberating iteration yet

This is one of the best quality of life patches we've had in a long time.

Windows Central

"The only way to keep Bungie alive": As Destiny 2 ends, ex-Bungie dev says supporting Marathon will help keep the studio afloat

With Destiny 2 development now ended, one ex-Bungie dev says the best way to support the studio is to support its new extraction shooter Marathon.

GamesRadar

Just what Bungie needed: Marathon Season 2 woes continue as endgame mode Cryo Archive is disabled after players discover bug blocking revives

Times are tough at the PlayStation studio right now

Windows Central

"It was an emergency acquisition": Former Destiny 2 dev says if Sony didn't buy Bungie, the studio would have been "very close to shutting its doors"

Ex-Destiny 2 developer says Sony buying Bungie may have saved the studio from closing down, and that the merger was an "emergency acquisition."

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