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Get Free Gloriabundus in Destiny 2 Using New Code
Destiny 2 players can claim a free emblem called Gloriabundus using the code F6K-D44-JH4. The code is redeemable on Bungie's official website and requires players to claim the item in-game via the Collections menu. Several other active codes for ornaments, sparrows, ships, shaders, and emotes are also listed.
Destiny 2 players get a final farewell gift from Bungie
Bungie has released the final patch for Destiny 2, marking the end of its active development. The studio is offering players a free in-game emblem called Gloriabundus as a farewell gift. While major updates have ceased, Bungie has stated that critical issues and server maintenance will still be addressed.
How to get the Little Light emblem in Destiny 2
Players can obtain the new 'Little Light' emblem in Destiny 2 by redeeming the code FCX-P94-JCV on the Bungie Code Redemption Page. This emblem is distinct from a previously released one and can be found in the game's Collections under Flair.
Morning Patches
Several games have received official patches and updates. ARC Raiders has a hotfix, Assetto Corsa EVO has released update 0.8, and Destiny 2 has received update 9.7.0.3.
Bungie gives Destiny 2 players a final farewell gift as the game enters maintenance mode
Bungie has released a final update and a free emblem for Destiny 2 as the game enters maintenance mode. While regular server downtimes will occur, major content updates and patches are no longer expected, though critical bug fixes might still be addressed. This marks the end of an era for the online loot shooter, which saw a significant player resurgence following its last major update.
5 Live Service Games to Quit in 2026 | TAG
This article provides a framework for players to quit live service games they no longer enjoy, arguing that obligation and FOMO should not dictate continued play. It identifies five specific games—Destiny 2, Diablo 4 seasonal, Warframe, Lost Ark, and older MMOs—as candidates for quitting in 2026, and offers a step-by-step guide to breaking free from the cycle of retention-engineered gameplay.
Destiny 2 free game shows just how much fans hate ex-CEO and his car collection
A fan-made game called Destiny: The Final Car has been created to satirize and express frustration with former Bungie CEO Pete Parsons and his car collection. This comes amid fan discontent over Bungie's management, including layoffs and the shift away from new Destiny 2 content following Sony's acquisition of the studio.
Former Marathon and Destiny 2 lead "pleased to share" outcome of his $200 million lawsuit against Bungie and Sony is "one I am very satisfied with"
Former Bungie director Christopher Barrett has reached a settlement with Bungie and Sony Interactive Entertainment regarding his $200 million lawsuit. Barrett, who led projects like Marathon and Destiny 2, alleged wrongful termination to avoid paying him $45 million. The terms of the settlement are confidential, but Barrett expressed satisfaction with the outcome and his name has been added to the Marathon credits.
Former Marathon director settles lawsuit against Sony and Bungie, following his firing over alleged inappropriate messages to female staff
Former Marathon director Christopher Barrett has settled his lawsuit against Sony and Bungie, which was filed after his termination for alleged inappropriate messages to female staff. Barrett claimed wrongful termination and defamation, while the companies revealed some of the alleged messages. The settlement was announced via posts on X and LinkedIn, with both parties expressing satisfaction and acknowledging Barrett's contributions to Bungie's games.
Evening Legal Briefs
A former director for Destiny 2 and Marathon has settled a $200 million lawsuit against Sony and Bungie, expressing satisfaction with the outcome. The article also briefly mentions a judge rejecting a Kalshi attempt to override new regulations.
Former Destiny 2 and Marathon director settles $200 million lawsuit against Sony and Bungie: 'The outcome is one I…
Former Destiny 2 and Marathon director Christopher Barrett has settled his $200 million lawsuit against Sony Interactive Entertainment and Bungie. Barrett alleged he was wrongfully terminated to avoid paying him over $45 million in owed compensation and to scapegoat him for business failures. The terms of the settlement were not disclosed, but Barrett expressed satisfaction with the outcome.
Stripped-Back Shooter Empulse Could Be The Titanfall Successor We’ve Been Waiting For
Empulse, a new 6v6 competitive first-person shooter from Splitgate developer 1047 Games, has launched on Steam Early Access. Unlike its predecessor, Empulse focuses on a stripped-back arena shooter experience with no microtransactions and a focus on movement mechanics inspired by Titanfall 2. While the game shows promise with its satisfying traversal and core gunplay, some map designs and mech implementation need refinement.
The Viture Beast XR Glasses Made Me Question Whether I Need A TV For Gaming
The Viture Beast XR glasses offer an impressive portable gaming solution with dual 1920x1200p Sony Micro-OLED displays and a 120Hz refresh rate, projecting a 174-inch virtual screen. While requiring an additional dock for consoles like PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X, they provide a crisp, vibrant image and comfortable wear, though some chromatic aberration and warmth are present.
Well, at least one good thing's come out of Destiny 2's demise: lob tomatoes at ex-Bungie CEO Pete Parsons' car collection in this fan-made boss battler
A fan-created browser game, 'Pete Carsons: The Vault of Cars,' allows players to lob tomatoes at ex-Bungie CEO Pete Parsons and his car collection. Released on July 7th, the satirical game serves as a way for fans to express frustration following Destiny 2's development end and Bungie's layoffs, as well as Parsons' past spending on cars during staff reductions.
Issues and Activism
Workers at MindsEye studio are protesting a controversial fan event following multiple rounds of layoffs. Separately, a fan-made Destiny 2 game allows players to throw tomatoes at a former Bungie CEO, highlighting ongoing issues within the gaming community.
Players prove Destiny 2 can still produce wonders with discovery of poopy pants transmog
Players have discovered a humorous transmog combination in Destiny 2 that makes hunter characters appear to have 'poopy pants' when using the Scavenger Suit leg armor with the Cobwebbed shader. This discovery highlights the game's enduring capacity for player-driven entertainment, even as Bungie faces staffing changes and the game enters its twilight years.
Destiny 2 Players Get One Last Surprise from Bungie, Developer Reveals Limited Support Plans
Bungie has announced limited support plans for Destiny 2, providing players with one final surprise. The developer revealed the extent of ongoing support for the game.
In the ashes of Destiny 2, furious developer creates playable Pete Parsons-themed parody raid where the former Bungie…
A game developer has created a playable parody raid called "The Vault of Cars" within Destiny 2, satirizing former Bungie CEO Pete Parsons' departure and perceived spending habits. The raid features Parsons as a boss and critiques recent industry issues like layoffs and poor decision-making, reflecting broader developer sentiment amidst industry turmoil.
Unfall PvE and PvP god rolls - Destiny 2
This guide details the best PvE and PvP god rolls for the Unfall sidearm in Destiny 2. While the Unfall excels in PvE activities like Strikes and Raids due to its high damage output and mob-clearing potential with perks like Jolting Feedback, it is not recommended for PvP engagements. The article also mentions that Zavala is currently selling a specific PvE god roll in the Tower.
You're invited to Destiny's cursed unofficial final raid: Pete Carsons' Vault of Cars
A fan-created parody raid, 'The Vault of Cars,' has emerged as a satirical send-off for former Bungie CEO Pete Parsons, who retired amidst Destiny 2's decline. This browser-based game mimics mechanics from the original 'Vault of Glass' raid and pokes fun at Parsons' car collection and business decisions.
