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Destiny 2 is not just ending, its support is being liquidated. What Sony is doing here is almost entirely unprecedented in the industry.

Marathon is now under the gun with Destiny 2 ending and no higher-profile first party Sony live-service projects making an impact.

Destiny 2 is shutting down and Sony has nothing to replace it, relying mainly on a single first-party game going forward for its live-servic...

Warframe Tau might be Digital Extremes' version of Bungie's Destiny 2 expansion The Final Shape.

Destiny 2's death has confused some fans, but it comes down to two main factors that are relatively easy to sum up.

Destiny 2 is over. Completely. The final hotfix has gone live, and these are the last patch notes the game will see.

Destiny 2 has limited options to fixing issues with the game with just one hotfix left. So it is starting to permanently disable things.

Cyberpunk 2077 is climbing the Steam charts 5.5 years after its release, and it's a great time to pick it up if you haven't.

Marathon was never supposed to be here, but now is tasked with ensuring Bungie survives as a studio now that Destiny 2 is dead.

Marathon badly needs to bring more new players in, but it has already tried a number of things that haven't worked, or made the game worse.

Destiny 2 is over, but that has produced at least one silver lining on what is an otherwise very sad situation for players.

Marathon has launched season 2 and opened the game up for free in the last week, but faced many, many problems almost immediately.