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The reversal follows the release of Sunrise, a fan-made offline preservation mod for vaulted 'Destiny 2' areas.

Three months after announcing the final update for Destiny 2, Bungie has confirmed that the studio isn’t finished with the hit online shooter following backlash from players. They went on to say the ...

When Bungie released the 'Moment of Triumph' update for Destiny 2 back in June, it looked like the final chapter for Destiny 2, with the studio announcing that it was ending content updates for its ...

Bungie's been having a tough time these past few years, but the studio's new leadership is making big promises. Starting with Destiny 2 - the devs will start to let some of the game's older campaigns ...

Bungie has shared an important studio update: it is bringing back vaulted content to Destiny 2, while Marathon moves toward a deeper survival experience. Deane went further, describing a road filled ...

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GameSpot may receive revenue from affiliate and advertising partnerships for sharing this content and from purchases through links. Bungie has admitted that it “lost sight” of what players loved about ...

Bungie plans to restore previously vaulted Destiny 2 campaigns, destinations, and raids, the company announced in a new update from studio head Poria Torkan and Marathon head of product Josh Deane.

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Bungie is reversing its controversial content vault that saw Destiny 2 content removed six years ago. Bungie is reversing its controversial content vault that saw Destiny 2 content removed six years ...

Bungie, the Bellevue, Wash.-based video game studio behind Destiny and Marathon, began its week with an apology from its new studio head, as it tries to win back its audience after several recent ...