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Destiny 2 Fans Plan Mass Protest to 'Crash the Servers' and Beat Marathon's All-Time Player Record
Destiny 2 fans are organizing a mass protest to 'crash the servers' and demonstrate continued interest in the game following Bungie's decision to end support for the franchise. The planned event aims to highlight the game's enduring player base and potentially set a new all-time player record.
Marathon releases a cinematic trailer to hype up its second season arriving June 2
Bungie has released a new cinematic trailer to build hype for Marathon's upcoming Season 2, which is set to arrive on June 2. The trailer focuses on setting a dark, horror-themed tone and offers glimpses of the new Night Marsh map, new enemies, and a character named Sentinel. The article also touches on the controversy surrounding Marathon's development impacting Destiny 2.
Marathon leans in on the Night Marsh horror vibes for Season 2 trailer
Bungie has released a trailer for Marathon Season 2, titled Nightfall, which launches on June 2nd and introduces a new Night Marsh map, a Sentinel Runner shell, and additional weapons. The article also touches on Bungie's increased focus on Marathon following the conclusion of Destiny 2's major updates and reports of potential layoffs, highlighting the pressure on the game to succeed.
The Daily Grind: Do you want Destiny 3?
A discussion is underway regarding the potential for a Destiny 3, with players divided on whether a new installment is desired. While a petition exists, the article suggests that Sony may not be prioritizing a new Destiny game from Bungie in the near future, especially following the announcement of Destiny 2 entering maintenance mode.
Haunting new Marathon Season 2 trailer amps up the horror, and our sleep paralysis demons are coming for us
Bungie has released a new trailer for Marathon Season 2: Nightfall, showcasing the new Night Marsh map, the Sentinel Runner shell, and a new SMG. The trailer emphasizes a horror theme with unsettling visuals of Runner shells sprouting extra limbs. The studio is expected to provide full reveals this week, with Season 2 launching on Tuesday, June 2.
Destruction AllStars delisted from PS Store, servers to shutdown in November 2026
Destruction AllStars has been delisted from the PlayStation Store and its multiplayer servers were immediately taken offline due to ongoing technical issues. Server support will officially end on November 25, 2026, though single-player and Arcade Mode will remain accessible until then. The game's premium currency has also been removed.
Destiny 2 Closing is Real, and it’s More Painful Than I Thought — Too Much Gaming | Video Games Reviews, News, & Guides
Bungie has announced the end of Destiny 2's live service, with the final update scheduled for June 9, 2026. This decision follows significant revenue shortfalls, particularly after the poorly received Lightfall expansion, and a major wave of layoffs. The article discusses the mismanagement and ambitious decisions that led to this point, the impact on the community, and the uncertain future for Bungie's other title, Marathon, without Destiny 2's financial support.
Marathon Season 2 Cinematic Teases the Assorted Horrors of Night Marsh
Bungie has released a cinematic trailer for Marathon's upcoming Season 2: NIGHTFALL, which begins on June 2nd. The trailer depicts Runners entering the Night Marsh, facing mutated creatures and brutal encounters, suggesting death may not be an escape. A full reveal later this week will detail new gameplay systems like the Cradle, new weapons, and experimental PvE modes.
Can Season 2 Turn Bungie's Marathon Around?
Bungie's extraction shooter Marathon has struggled with sales and player retention since its launch, despite positive reception from its core fanbase. With Season 2 on the horizon, featuring new content and improvements, the developer is looking to re-energize the game. Bungie must focus on community engagement and continuous delivery to build upon the game's strong foundation and ensure its long-term success.
Deus Ex and Marathon actor wants to quit Twitter because he's tired of hearing Destiny 2 diehards hate on Bungie's new FPS: "How do you hope something fails?"
Actor Elias Toufexis, known for Deus Ex and his voice work in Bungie's Marathon, expressed frustration with online vitriol directed at the studio. He is considering leaving X (formerly Twitter) due to Destiny 2 fans blaming Marathon for the perceived decline of Destiny 2, arguing that such negativity is unproductive and harmful to game development.
Warframe leads join fans mourning Destiny 2: "There is no Warframe without the legacy of Bungie games"
Warframe's creative director Rebb Ford and design director Pablo Alonso have expressed sadness over the end of development for Destiny 2, acknowledging the legacy of Bungie's games. Despite Warframe predating Destiny, the two live-service looter-shooters have long been compared and shared players. Bungie has stated Destiny 2 will remain playable but will not receive further updates, leaving its future uncertain.
Destiny 2 players are processing their grief by posting their most embarrassing self-owns, and I've never felt more…
Destiny 2 players are processing the end of ongoing development by sharing humorous clips of their most embarrassing in-game failures. This trend offers a relatable and heartwarming way to commemorate the game, highlighting the full spectrum of player experiences beyond just impressive feats. The community's shared moments of fumbling and failure have become a unique form of collective grief and remembrance for the beloved loot shooter.
June's PlayStation Plus Monthly Games lineup includes Xbox's Grounded
The June lineup for PlayStation Plus includes the game Grounded, which was previously an Xbox console exclusive. Additionally, a Destiny 2 collection will be available for Extra and Premium subscribers starting June 9.
What Will I Miss Most About Destiny 2? The Real-Life Drip
As Destiny 2 approaches its final major content update, one player expresses sadness not over the lack of new raids or destinations, but over the discontinuation of exclusive, limited-edition merchandise tied to in-game achievements. These Bungie Rewards items, particularly jackets unlocked by completing difficult raids and dungeons, served as tangible symbols of accomplishment and fostered a sense of community among players.
PS Plus Extra and Premium Get Destiny 2 on the Same Day Its Final Content Update Is Released
Sony announced that Destiny 2, including its final content update The Final Shape, will be added to PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium tiers on the same day it is released. This move brings the popular looter shooter and its latest expansion to subscribers.
Marathon and Destiny fans engage in a brief digital war of Steam user reviewbombing
Fans of Destiny 2 have reportedly review-bombed the Steam page for Bungie's upcoming game Marathon, expressing frustration over perceived resource diversion. The negative reviews, which called Marathon trash and inferior to Destiny 2, were met with a surge of positive reviews from Marathon defenders. The situation appears to have subsided after three days, with Steam reviews returning to a more balanced state.
Marathon Voice Actor Hits Back at Online Trolls and Says 'People Just Want to Hate'
Voice actor Elias Toufexis has addressed the online criticism surrounding the game Marathon, suggesting that people are simply looking for reasons to be negative. He noted that Bungie's focus on Marathon has led to some backlash from Destiny 2 players.
"We want Destiny 3": Fans respond to Sony sunsetting Destiny 2 with a sequel petition that quickly gets 220k signatures in 4 days, and the MMO's actors are on board
A fan petition for Destiny 3 has garnered over 220,000 signatures in four days following Bungie's announcement of sunsetting Destiny 2. Voice actors from Destiny 2, including Brandon O'Neill (Crow) and Brian Villalobos (Lodi), have publicly supported the campaign for a sequel. Despite the fan and actor enthusiasm, reports suggest Bungie is planning layoffs and has no current plans for a Destiny 3.
As an online petition for Destiny 3 gains traction, reports suggest Bungie staff didn't know about the end of Destiny 2 until the public announcement
Bungie has announced that Destiny 2 will cease receiving new content updates in early June, with its final expansion being Shattered Cycle. Reports indicate that most Bungie staff were unaware of this decision until the public announcement, despite an online petition for Destiny 3 gaining significant traction. Sony is reportedly wary of committing to expensive MMO projects as the company pivots away from live-service games.
Destiny 2 Changes Reportedly Kept from Most Bungie Staff Ahead of Public Announcement
The majority of Bungie employees were reportedly unaware of the decision to discontinue support for Destiny 2 until the announcement was made public. This lack of internal communication has raised questions about the development process.