Destiny 2's new Season of the Drifter trailer sounds to our suspicious ears like a loud three-note warning of the Drifter's dodgy intentions. We already know of his strong connection to the Darkness, but just how much should we fear him?

Kuznicki Law is looking for plaintiffs for class-action lawsuit against Activision Blizzard, accusing the publisher of intentionally withholding information that the split with Bungie was imminent and will have significant negative impact.

Bungie have decided to upgrade Gambit game mode to Gambit Prime as they added new roles that will help with separate parts of the match and armour sets which will help to fulfil the newly assigned roles. Did we just see Master Chief?

Destiny 2 players have been asking to see Forsaken exotics in Xur's inventory for a while now and Bungie are ready to oblige them. Xur will start selling the items starting with the next patch but might not have them on hand immediately.

Destiny fans have been asking Bungie to add Last Word to Destiny 2 for a long while now and it seems like the developers finally decided to fulfil their wish. This PvP monster is not coming alone, however, as Thorn has been teased as well.

We've heard rumours of Activision Blizzard's shareholders looking into the company's split with Bungie but it's no rumour anymore as the company are now facing multiple class-action lawsuits for supposed misleading information in the case.

Many have been left wondering what exactly Bungie had in mind when they left Activision and what that means for Destiny 2, which resulted in a post by the franchise director Luke Smith, who promises a big year and a bunch of content.

Bungie have released another This Week at Bungie post, clarifying that a vast majority of the studio is still completely focused on building more Destiny content. Destiny franchise director, Luke Smith, stated he sees a bright future.

We knew that Activision Blizzard have been cutting costs and trying to find ways to prevent the slide the company's been on since October and splitting ways with Bungie seems to be one of them, where the latter retains rights to Destiny.

Bungie are having some fairly weird issues with Destiny 2 lately, although none of them are game-breaking. Not entirely at least. In the case of the Blind Well matchmaking issue, it would appear the workaround is simply walking slowly.