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DeeJ This week at Bungie we finally coronated Oryx as the Taken King of Destiny. Your first steps onto the Dreadnaught mark the end of a long journey for us both as developers and as a community. All year, we dreamed of what Destiny could and would be in Year Two. All summer, we thought about the day one wave of Guardians that would establish the first beachhead aboard Oryxs fortress. In the final weeks that led to the here and now, we took just about every opportunity we could think of to tell you that our next adventure was about to begin.

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Star Fox Zero gets delayed until 2016 and Destiny: The Taken King is PlayStation's most downloaded day one game ever. Meanwhile, the Nintendo NX's controller patent surfaces and a whole lot more!

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Star FoxZero gets delayed until 2016 and Destiny: The Taken King is PlayStation's most downloaded day one game ever. Meanwhile, the Nintendo NX's controller patent surfaces and a whole lot more!

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DeeJ This week at Bungie we finally coronated Oryx as the Taken King of Destiny. Your first steps onto the Dreadnaught mark the end of a long journey for us both as developers and as a community. All year, we dreamed of what Destiny could and would be in Year Two. All summer, we thought about the day one wave of Guardians that would establish the first beachhead aboard Oryxs fortress. In the final weeks that led to the here and now, we took just about every opportunity we could think of to tell you that our next adventure was about to begin.

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Examiner: "Destiny: The Taken King feels like the game Bungie wanted to put forth a year ago. Cinematics with weight, set pieces reminiscent of the glory days in the Halo franchise, and first person action blending with RPG elements in the right way that make Destiny a true feeling of belonging and instills a desire to continue the fight. Destiny 2.0 looks like to start the games second year strong, and does so."

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OX writes: "Destiny expansion The Taken King is the nearest thing to Destiny 2 we've had so far, coming after more limited DLC packs The Dark Below and House of Wolves. It brings a new location, more missions, more subclasses and, controversially, less Peter Dinklage. Show of the Week examines The Taken King and reasons to consider not swapping out your voice actor, game developers."

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DeeJ This week at Bungie we finally coronated Oryx as the Taken King of Destiny. Your first steps onto the Dreadnaught mark the end of a long journey for us both as developers and as a community. All year, we dreamed of what Destiny could and would be in Year Two. All summer, we thought about the day one wave of Guardians that would establish the first beachhead aboard Oryxs fortress. In the final weeks that led to the here and now, we took just about every opportunity we could think of to tell you that our next adventure was about to begin.

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AOTF: Destiny: The Taken King and the Year Two Update is a significant step forward towards making this game something more enjoyable rather than a chore, but it still focuses very narrowly on pleasing its existing player base. Youre still going to be on the grind, the work ahead of you is just better laid out. While the story campaign can offer 6-7 hours of solid gameplay to see it in its entirety, you still have that same problem of what do you do when its over if thats all you came to see. Well, what youre supposed to do is track some quests, take some bounties, earn some light level and get ready for the Raids and Weeklys with your buddies. Hit the Crucible, play on all the new maps, earn some Legendary Marks or Strange Coins and then spend them over at Lord Shaxx or on Xurs weekly visit. Theres really so much to keep you occupied in Destiny, and now it all feels a little less like busy work.

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OX writes: "Destiny expansion The Taken King is the nearest thing to Destiny 2 we've had so far, coming after more limited DLC packs The Dark Below and House of Wolves. It brings a new location, more missions, more subclasses and, controversially, less Peter Dinklage. Show of the Week examines The Taken King and reasons to consider not swapping out your voice actor, game developers."