If you're just looking for an excuse to dive back into Destiny 2, the freshly released The Witch Queen expansion should be a pretty good one. As the name might suggest, The Witch Queen brings with it a new story campaign that will have you face off against Savathun and her vast Hive army, while

Destiny 2 will be leaving Blizzard's BattleNet platform and transferring over to Steam in October. This move will also be marked with a transition towards a free-to-play model with optional

[Update]:Bungie has now released a brief follow-up statement: "As part of our ban review process, we have identified a group of players who were banned in error. Those players have been unbanned. The bans were not related to the third-party applications listed above. We will

[Update 2]: Bungie has now released an official response. They have only banned 400 people, and none of them were banned for using an overlay or performance software,

Destiny 2 will be coming to PC exclusively via Blizzard's Battle.net client on October 24th. Besides the greatly improved visuals, the PC version will bring with it uncapped framerates, support for resolutions up to 4K, and the usual batch of PC-exclusive options to fiddle around

To say that live action trailers and video games have a bit of a complicated history would be one hell of an understatement. They are often planned and filmed by third-party companies that only have the vaguest of clues what the game in question is all about, which usually results in

Destiny 2's console betas have long since come and gone, but soon the gates will be opening once more, though this time around to PC players. The Early Access phase (for those that have pre-ordered Destiny 2) will begin on August 28th, while everyone else will be able to hop into the Open Beta

During the console beta announcement for Destiny 2 it was revealed that the PC version will be slightly delayed in order to ensure a quality port. The console betas have by now come and gone, and after a bit of a wait it would appear that Bungie is finally ready to showcase the PC version as

Ever since its original announcement Destiny 2 was pinned for a September 8th release date for both PC and consoles. However, according to the recent E3 presentation that is no longer the case. The console versions of Destiny 2 will be ready to launch on September 6th, while the PC version is

Destiny 2 has been announced a little while ago, after which we have received only tiny little trickles of information. As such, I am happy to say that Bungie has recently posted three decently lengthy videos that go over the story and some of its characters, the worlds we'll get to explore,

In a bit of a surprise announcement Bungie and Activision have come out recently to announce that Destiny 2 will be coming to the PC exclusively via Battle.net. What might be the funniest part of the whole announcement is that no

While the odds of Destiny ever appearing on the PC are highly unlikely, fan remakes and demakes don't have such restrictions to conform to. This is where Project Tiger, a 2D action sidescroller made as an homage to Destiny, comes into the picture.

Project Tiger was created by ...