Added: 21.09.2015 13:17 | 136 views | 0 comments


Nerd Reactor: It seems like Bungie listened to what players wanted and kept that in mind. One cannot help but think what may have come of the game if it launched with what we have today, but I am curious to see how the game evolves over the next year.

Added: 21.09.2015 9:19 | 102 views | 0 comments


MMGN writes: This soft reboot subtly makes the Destiny experience more rewarding and compelling, helping reignite the vision both Bungie and Activision had for the game only a year ago.

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MMGN writes: Destiny is now a lot closer to the game Bungie and Activision were promising it could be. Last year we said the game had a lot of growing up to do, but the third and most recent expansion, The Taken King, is undoubtedly the best Destiny experience yet. Combining the best features of the vanilla Destiny experience with a hoard of new additions, The Taken King is the perfect time to get back in and embrace your inner Guardian.

Added: 21.09.2015 8:17 | 90 views | 0 comments


MMGN writes: This soft reboot subtly makes the Destiny experience more rewarding and compelling, helping reignite the vision both Bungie and Activision had for the game only a year ago.

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GR: "It may have better player numbers than ever and a new expansion in the form of The Taken King, but once upon a time, Destiny was a hush-hush new property behind closed doors at Activision and Bungie. Then along came a legal dispute between Activision and Infinity Ward that revealed information on a mysterious decade long, $140 million, four-game-plus-four-expansions setup that was set to form a core part of the publisher's future strategy. Of course, with its incredible budget and already expanding library, Destiny was clearly that game, but what of that fabled 'ten-year plan'? Was there any truth to it or was it just an old detail on an outdated design brief?"

Added: 20.09.2015 21:17 | 72 views | 0 comments


GR: "It may have better player numbers than ever and a new expansion in the form of The Taken King, but once upon a time, Destiny was a hush-hush new property behind closed doors at Activision and Bungie. Then along came a legal dispute between Activision and Infinity Ward that revealed information on a mysterious decade long, $140 million, four-game-plus-four-expansions setup that was set to form a core part of the publisher's future strategy. Of course, with its incredible budget and already expanding library, Destiny was clearly that game, but what of that fabled 'ten-year plan'? Was there any truth to it or was it just an old detail on an outdated design brief?"