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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.

With Destiny 2 ending, that raises questions about the future of Bungie, and here's some more information from inside the company.

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

Bungie needs to hold it together as a studio, and there's something more important it needs to do than just throw tons of resources into Mar...

Marathon is going to get a full PvE mode next month complete with its own progression and upgrading systems, leaving the core game behind fo...

Destiny 2 will end with one of its biggest and best updates ever. Here's almost everything that's coming with the June 9 patch.

Destiny 2 players are pulling out all the stops to try to get Sony to listen to them that they want Destiny 3 made.

When Sony says Destiny 2 is getting no more updates, they truly mean zero, and that is a big mistake for a franchsie this storied.

Destiny 2's autopsy is in motion, and there's new information on what went wrong, what part Marathon has played and what could have been.

Destiny 2 has a number of game-breaking bugs introduced in Monument of Triumph, and Bungie is scrambling to fix them before it isn't allowed...

Destiny 2 is dead, but the most logical way for Destiny to live on would be in the form of a Sony-greenlit Destiny 1 remake.