A new Vex invasion has begun in Destiny 2, and players can help repel the attackers by entering the Black Garden and thinning the oncoming horde in the new Vex Offensive activity. Here are five tips and tricks to help get you through it still standing.
The first run of the new Destiny Raid is always a spectacle, and if you want to be on the action you'll need to know when you can play.
It's always brilliant when developers acknowledge the fans and their love for the game. Bungie has done that with this lovely nod to the "moons haunted" meme.
Destiny 2: Shadowkeep is here, but where should you buy it from? Here's what we think.
Destiny 2: New Light is a fantastic way for new players to get into the game, but can returning players take advantage of the content it offers?
The Shadowkeep expansion for Destiny 2 is here, but is it worth buying? Well, it's complicated. Here's what we think.
If you're a lapsed Destiny 2 player, Bungie is making it even easier for you to get back into things — but for the best experience you should probably ditch your saved plays and start fresh with a new character.
Shadowkeep for Destiny 2 is here, but there are a couple of buying options. Which one is right for you?
The essences are key to completing Shadowkeep but the Anguish one has tripped us all up. Here's how to do it.
Destiny 2: Shadowkeep went live at 1 PM EDT today, but the game isn't providing players with a great launch experience. According to numerous reports, the game is booting gamers out on Xbox One and PlayStation 4. It's unclear what the status of the PC servers is. We'll keep you posted as soon as they're fixed.
Destiny 2 is a first-person shooter from Bungie that is still incredibly popular after all this time. The game just got another expansion called Shadowkeep, which promises to make the title even better. Just like the original game, you're tasked with exploring the Moon and taking out a new threat.
Destiny 2: Shadowkeep, the latest expansion to Bungie's science fantasy franchise, is here — and with it comes an extensive amount of new content and features to explore and experience. Here's everything new in Shadowkeep.
Destiny 2: Shadowkeep is the latest expansion for the popular first-person shooter. As is the case with every online game, Shadowkeep brings with it a number of issues that players on any platform should be aware of. We've listed the known bugs and launch issues here.
While Shadowkeep has plenty of gamers excited, many want to know what the future holds for Bungie. IGN managed to sit down with Bungie CEO Pete Parsons to discuss just that. Parsons said that by 2025, he hopes the team will have a number of different franchises on the market.
Destiny 2 is a first-person shooter from Bungie that is still incredibly popular after all this time. The game is about to get a new expansion called Shadowkeep, and pre-loading is now live on Xbox One. We just received a patch on Xbox One X which is almost a 30 GB download. Be sure to check your data restrictions before downloading it because it's the end of the month.
Destiny 2: Shadowkeep is almost here. If you're one of the many Guardians eager to jump in as soon as possible, here's the Destiny 2: Shadowkeep launch times you should keep in mind.
A lot of gamers out there have been sore that Bungie isn't rushing to get us Destiny 3, but I think it's already coming on Oct. 1.
Destiny 2 is a first-person shooter from Bungie, the original developer of titles like Halo and Marathon. On October 1, the latest expansion for the game, called Shadowkeep, is launching on Xbox One and other platforms. However, the base game is also going free-to-play in order to get more players.
Destiny 2 is a first-person shooter that takes you all across the solar system. Unlike its prequel, this title tells a compelling story and features hundreds of hours of gameplay if you're addicted to loot and multiplayer. A new expansion, called Shadowkeep, is coming out on October 1 and takes players to the Moon. Bungie, the game's developer, released a new launch trailer.
Today, Xbox's Phil Spencer and Bungie's Pete Parsons played Destiny 2 together. During the livestream, many gamers noticed that Spencer discussed Xbox Scarlett, Microsoft's upcoming console. While he didn't reveal specifications, he did say that he finally played the first games on the machine this week.