Destiny is just over two weeks old now and has seen millions of players take up its engaging opportunistic myriad of shooting and looting for hours upon end. The core numbers of gamers who have reached the significant and perhaps overbearing level 20 have most likely exhausted much of the
Bungie has released what looks like to be the first in a long series of exclusive timed events for its online shooter Destiny. The first event to appear is from the Awoken Queen we meet during the campaign, who is looking for guns for hire with a number of new
Bungie’s online shooter Destiny has unsurprisingly maintained its top position in the UK software sales chart for all formats with little competition, although new entries such as Disney Infinity 2.0 and Hyrule Warriors on the Wii U have entered the fray. It’s unlikely Destiny will be toppled for a while
Bungie has released a small update for its recently released open world shooter which provides few fixes aside from increasing the frequency of the Destiny Public Events which came far and few between previously. The update means these free for all co-op events happen twice as often as before making
As expected, Bungie’s online multiplayer shooter Destiny has taken the number one position in the UK Software Sales chart having amassed some $500 million revenue in its opening 24 hours worldwide. The game released on Xbox One and PS4 on the 9th and could stay on top for some weeks.
Playstation gamers get some much publicized extra content which may or may not eventually appear on the Xbox consoles. We’ve captured the entire Destiny Dust Palace strike mission at level 22 via the Strike playlist to show what Xbox gamers are missing out on. There’s also more content such as
Having invested over 30 hours into Bungie’s open world online shooter Destiny, we take a look at the features and determine whether the game is worth your time and money. Take a look at our Destiny review for the full lowdown on one of this year’s most anticipated titles.
Destiny is a cracking game in a number of ways but is severely let down by its story telling aspects which feel somewhat muted compared to the rest of the game. If we consider the epic nature and cinematic quality of Bungie’s Halo games, there’s really no comparison here. So,
Activision has today announced that its flagship new IP Destiny from Bungie has gained revenue for the company in excess of $500 million in its opening 24 hours. How many of these sales translates to actual sold through to customer is unclear, but it’s obviously a huge number. The game’s
The Destiny Beta allowed for participants to sample the delights of the opening Earth missions, and then some on the lunar surface of the Moon. Beyond this, players can explore further into the solar system and land on the once civilized planet of Venus which provides a much more varied
