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Asus’ Memorial Day Sale Has Everything You Need To Upgrade Your PC Setup
Asus is holding a Memorial Day sale featuring discounts on a variety of PC components, including laptops, monitors, and internal parts. The sale offers deals on products like the ROG Zephyrus G16 gaming laptop and ProArt monitors, aiming to help customers upgrade their PC setups. The sale runs until May 23.
Next Destiny 2 Update Will Be The Last
Bungie announced that the upcoming update for Destiny 2 will be the final content update for the game as the studio shifts focus to Marathon and other projects. The update, titled Destiny 2: Monument of Triumph, will launch on June 9th and includes various content additions, revisions to existing gear, and new gameplay modes. While updates are ceasing, Destiny 2 itself will remain playable and available for purchase.
Destiny 2 is dead, long live Destiny 3? 'Until I see the words Destiny 3 will never happen, I'm going to…
Bungie has announced that its final live service update for Destiny 2 will arrive in June, after which the studio will shift focus to other projects, including the recently launched Marathon. This news has led to speculation among fans and content creators about the potential for a Destiny 3, with some expressing optimism about the series' future despite recent layoffs and a perceived downturn in the studio's fortunes.
Bungie Is Officially Ending Development For Destiny 2, Final Update Launching Soon
Bungie will cease new content development for Destiny 2 on June 9, 2026, after which the game will remain playable but receive no further updates. The studio will shift its focus to incubating new projects, with the original Destiny also remaining playable. This decision follows Sony's recognition of a second impairment charge against Bungie.
Destiny 2's active development will end in June
Bungie has announced the end of live development for Destiny 2, with the final update, Destiny 2: Monument of Triumph, scheduled for June 9, 2026. Following the release of The Final Shape expansion, the studio will shift focus to other projects, including the recently launched Marathon. This decision comes after Sony noted that Destiny 2's performance did not meet expectations.
Long-Running PS5, PS4 Multiplayer Game Ending Development
Bungie announced that development on its long-running multiplayer RPG, Destiny 2, will cease after its final live-service content update on June 9, 2026. The studio will shift focus to incubating new games, though the Destiny franchise's future remains uncertain. The final update will include significant changes and story conclusions.
Destiny 2 Is Getting Last Content Update Soon As Bungie Moves Onto Its Next Big Game
Bungie announced that the final live-service content update for Destiny 2 will be released on June 9, 2026, marking the end of its nearly nine-year support cycle. The studio is shifting its focus to incubating new games, including its extraction shooter Marathon, while ensuring Destiny 2 remains playable. This transition follows Bungie's acquisition by Sony in 2022.
Destiny 2’s next season will be its last – One final Monument of Triumph as the Director returns
Bungie has announced that Destiny 2 will cease receiving new live-service content after its final update on June 9, 2026, with the studio shifting focus to new projects, potentially including Destiny 3. While the game will remain playable, the studio is implementing features like the return of the Director map and classic raids. This decision comes as player counts have declined and Bungie's focus has shifted, raising questions about Sony's continued support for the studio.
Destiny 2 enters maintenance mode after its final update, Monument of Triumph, launching June 9
Bungie announced that Destiny 2 will enter maintenance mode on June 9, 2026, following the release of its final live-service content update, Monument of Triumph. While active development will conclude, the game will remain playable. This transition marks Bungie's shift in focus towards incubating new games, including Marathon.
Destiny 2 Support Ending After 9 Years, Sony Dev Bungie to Focus on a 'New Beginning'
Bungie announced that active development on Destiny 2 will cease on June 9th, after nearly a decade of support. While the game will remain online, there will be no further content updates or live service support as the studio shifts focus to incubating new games, potentially including Destiny 3. Sony, which acquired Bungie for $3.5 billion in 2022, has reportedly written off over $750 million of its value.
Destiny 2 Is Getting Last Content Update Soon As Bungie Moves Onto Its Next Big Game
Bungie announced that the final live-service content update for Destiny 2 will be released on June 9, 2026, marking the end of nearly nine years of support. The studio is shifting its focus to its next games, including the extraction shooter Marathon, while ensuring Destiny 2 remains playable. Bungie was acquired by Sony in 2022.
PC Gamer magazine's new issue is on sale now: Witchfire
The latest issue of PC Gamer magazine features world-exclusive access to Witchfire, the dark fantasy RPG shooter from The Astronauts, ahead of its version 1.0 launch. The issue also includes previews of The Expanse: Osiris Reborn and other upcoming games, along with reviews for titles like Crimson Desert and Diablo IV: Lord of Hatred. Additionally, it covers PC gaming's best MMOs, ergonomic PC gear, and delves into the legacy of ZQuest Classic.
Other PlayStation Exclusives Will Show Up During June 2nd State of Play – Rumor
A rumor suggests that upcoming PlayStation exclusives beyond Marvel's Wolverine will be featured in the June 2nd State of Play. While details are scarce, other titles like a potential new God of War game and Bungie's Marathon are speculated to appear. Marvel's Wolverine is confirmed for the showcase and is slated for a 2026 release.
PlayStation State of Play 2026 Set for June 2nd
Sony will host its PlayStation State of Play showcase on June 2nd at 5 PM Eastern, featuring over 60 minutes of updates and reveals. The event will include gameplay for Insomniac Games' Marvel's Wolverine, which is set to release on PlayStation 5 on September 15th. Other anticipated titles include Marathon, Gran Turismo 7, Helldivers 2, and Marvel's Tokon: Fighting Souls.
PlayStation just announced a new State of Play, and it'll be over an hour long
Sony announced a new PlayStation State of Play broadcast scheduled for June 2nd, featuring an hour-long showcase with updates on upcoming PlayStation 5 games, including a closer look at Marvel's Wolverine. The event will also cover news and gameplay reveals for other titles. This announcement comes amidst reports of Sony potentially reducing PC releases of its exclusive games and recent price increases for PlayStation Plus.
State of Play Announced for June 2nd, Includes New Look at Marvel’s Wolverine
Sony announced the next State of Play presentation will air on June 2nd, featuring over 60 minutes of game updates and reveals. The showcase will include a closer look at Insomniac Games' Marvel's Wolverine, with details on combat and potential pricing. Other anticipated titles like Naughty Dog's Intergalactic, Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls, Silent Hill: Townfall, and Fairgame$ may also be featured.
Marathon Update 1.0.9 patch notes add Warden Hunts and XP boosts
Bungie has released update 1.0.9 for their upcoming game Marathon, introducing new features such as Warden Hunts and experience point boosts. The update aims to enhance player progression and engagement with new content.
Habitual Destiny 2 players are feeling lost amid latest drought and Bungie’s Marathon focus
Long-time Destiny 2 players are expressing feelings of being lost due to the current content drought and Bungie's apparent focus on their upcoming game, Marathon. This has led to discussions about the future of the Destiny franchise, with some players questioning if it's time for Destiny 3.
Morning Patches
Bungie has released update 1.0.9 for Marathon, with news also highlighting a major update for Tavern Keeper. The article also mentions unofficial game patches and mods, including a new mod for Crimson Desert.
Sony Reportedly Making Single Player Games Exclusive To PlayStation Again
Sony is reportedly shifting back to making its prestige single-player narrative games exclusive to PlayStation consoles, reversing a trend that saw titles like Horizon Zero Dawn and God of War ported to PC. This change, according to a report citing PlayStation studio business CEO Hermen Hulst, will not affect multiplayer-first games like Marathon. While some externally developed titles may still see PC releases, the move comes amid a changing console market and potential diminishing returns on PC ports.
