Tag Archives: Destiny

Destiny is one of those games that will cross over generations, as it’s currently confirmed for PS4, PS3 and Xbox 360. However, Bungie has made clear that you will get the full Destiny experience regardless of what platform you play it on.

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Activision has sent word that Bungie’s updated its Destiny site with answers to fan-submitted questions. If you head through the link, you’ll find information regarding pre-order incentives such as posters, a new piece of art work (which is also posted below) and what was up with the Bungie team’s hands during the PS4 event. Destiny is slated for release on PS3, PS4, Xbox 360 and other “future gen” consoles.

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Your finger’s worn out from clicking. We understand. Find trailers for Deep Down; Destiny; Drive Club; InFamous: Second Son; Killzone: Shadow Fall; Knack; Watch Dogs; and The Witness within.

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Hankering for a better idea of what Bungie’s shared-world shooter actually is? File your thanks with Sony; the PlayStation 4 reveal yielded our first look at Destiny in action.

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Activision pledged its support for PS4 at Sony’s reveal event tonight with Bungie’s MMO shooter Destiny. It has many games coming for the console’s launch window.

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Destiny’s formats haven’t been made concretely clear by developer Bungie beyond PS3 and Xbox 360, but the source code of the game’s pre-order page throws up a list of current and next-gen formats.

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Bungie, the developer making Destiny, believes new tech developed for shared world shooter is quite future-proof. Also awesome, but that’s to be expected.

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Destiny was given the reveal treatment by developer Bungie last night, but publisher Activision has just confirmed that the game won’t release in 2013.

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Destiny, Bungie’s next ‘ten-year’ franchise was revealed last night, sparking enthusiasm and not a small amount of chagrin. Dave Cook calls for a reality check.

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Destiny was revealed by Bungie last night in a debut vidoc. It comes as gamers have cracked another layer of the games ARG, unearthing a pair of desktop wallpapers and some music from the shooter.

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Destiny will cater to highly skilled players without locking content away from more casual cowboys, Bungie hopes.

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Destiny is on its way to current-gen HD consoles for sure and very probably next-gen hardware, too – but the PC misses out for now, with Bungie claiming that “nobody” uses a keyboard and mouse any more.

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Finally Bungie has unveiled some info on Destiny in the form of a classic ViDoc, which is viewable after the break.

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French retailer Micromania has Bungie’s Destiny down for an October 6 release, according to its placeholder for the game.

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A GameStop source close to Joystiq has sent over shots of a pre-order poster for Destiny – the game Bungie is expected to reveal on Sunday. The posters are expected to be placed in stores Monday, and the accompanying paperwork describes the game as one where you create your “own character, earn unique and customizable weapons, gear and vehicles in an always-connected universe,” says Joystiq. Destiny is said to be a FPS containing public and social activities along with co-op and multiplayer. We’ll find out more Sunday.

Bungie will reveal Destiny next week, it has announced. The firm opened a teaser site, which we told you about earlier today, and the developer has now opened an official Twitter account – confirming the name. Destiny will also be present in some capacity at GDC in March, and is believed to be a social science fiction title. Bungie released a teaserlast week, and the first Destiny game is expected to release this year, according to the initial announcement with Activision.

Bungie continues to tease the living hell out of everyone with Destiny, and today is no exception, what with the release of its latest “community theatre” video.

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Bungie will discuss the process of creating a new fictional universe for the as yet unrevealed Destiny project during a session at GDC 2013.

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Leaked design documents show Halo developer Bungie taking a more accessible approach with its new property, Destiny.

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Bungie may be using DemonWare, the subsidiary of Activision-Blizzard which specializes in online software and services for videogames, for its next game, presumably titled Destiny. According to a DemonWare blog post, which has been removed, the game “is still quite like Halo” and the firm has been involved with Destiny since the early stages of the project.

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