"See you at E3," Destiny writer and director Joe Staten said.

Bungie also shared a host of Destiny concept art images today during the panel, as part of a discussion regarding the company's world-building techniques. Staten and art director Christopher Barrett explained how Bungie's goal for Destiny was to create a world that mattered and that lasted, while also being flexible and accommodating to anything the community creates.

More Destiny concept art is available at .

Lastly, Bungie showed off a video (below) that offers a look into the character art, development, and design of Destiny. It includes early drawings, concept art, animation, and in-engine character models.

GameSpot sat down with Staten and Barrett today following their presentation. This conversation will be posted in the time ahead.

"As many of you know, the IGDA was a co-presenter of the YetiZen party Tuesday evening. We recognize that some of the performers' costumes at the party were inappropriate, and also some of the activities they performed were not what we expected or approved," she said.

"We regret that the IGDA was involved in this situation. We do not condone activities that objectify or demean women or any other group of people," she continued. "One of the core values of the IGDA is encouraging inclusion and diversity. Obviously we need to be more vigilant in our efforts. We intend to be so in the future."

As a result of the situation, IGDA board members have resigned from their positions at the group.

From: www.gamespot.com

Wilson also noted that over 3 million unique gamers play Diablo III every month. After spending six years on Diablo III, Wilson that he is transferring to a new team within Blizzard Entertainment.

As of December 31, Diablo III has sold in (that is, shipped) .

The Diablo III player base is likely to grow in the time ahead, as the dungeon crawler is headed to the and four-player split-screen support.

Also during his talk today, Wilson admitted that Diablo III's auction houses--both real-money and in-game--have negatively impacted the game. Though 50 percent of all players make use of the auction houses, Wilson explained that making real-world money has become more of a motivating factor for players than killing Diablo. He said the team at Blizzard is working to remedy the situation, though nothing specific was mentioned.

For more on Diablo III, check out .

From: www.gamespot.com

Wilson also noted that over 3 million unique gamers play Diablo III every month. After spending six years on Diablo III, Wilson that he is transferring to a new team within Blizzard Entertainment.

As of December 31, Diablo III has sold in (that is, shipped) .

The Diablo III player base is likely to grow in the time ahead, as the dungeon crawler is headed to the and four-player split-screen support.

Also during his talk today, Wilson admitted that Diablo III's auction houses--both real-money and in-game--have negatively impacted the game. Though 50 percent of all players make use of the auction houses, Wilson explained that making real-world money has become more of a motivating factor for players than killing Diablo. He said the team at Blizzard is working to remedy the situation, though nothing specific was mentioned.

For more on Diablo III, check out .

From: www.gamespot.com