Destiny 2

Destiny 2 Shadowkeep will mark the game's migration from Battle.net to Steam as well as a way to purchase the entire experience for the new players. It will also mark a significant increase in required disk space, going up to 165 GB.

Bungie released another weekly blog post, talking about the imminent monumental changes Destiny 2 will undergo. Players will be able to transfer their accounts from 20 August 2019 and the game will be released on Steam on 1 October 2019.

Bungie revealed that Destiny 2 event Moments of Triumph will be available until 27 August 2019, giving players a decent chunk of time to complete Triumphs required for exclusive rewards. The customisable shirt is particularly curious.

Bungie have announced that Destiny 2's upcoming expansion Shadowkeep, as well as the free-to-play version of the game dubbed New Light, will be delayed, as the team believe they need a bit more time, which in this case is 13 days.

AMD released a beta chipset driver update for Destiny 2 issue that prevented Ryzen 3000 owners from playing the game. AMD still call it a workaround as they work on a full update but many players report that the update works as intended.

It's another year for Destiny 2 and another Solstice of Heroes. Some of the content was already datamined but now we've got an official trailer and details on Elemental Orbs, European Aerial Zone 3-player matchmade activity and more.

Destiny is officially leaving Battle.net after five years and it's launching on Steam as a free-to-play title. Today, Bungie have shared a couple of details about the migration and what exactly can players expect from the process.

AMD have confirmed that they have identified the root cause and implemented a BIOS fix for Destiny 2 issue which prevented some Ryzen 3000 owners from playing the game. The new BIOS version should arrive in the upcoming days, say AMD.

Bungie seem to be really enjoying their post-Activision era and after the recent announcement of two-month-long Moments of Triumph, the dev rolled out a smaller update to Destiny 2 that rebalances clan XP rewards and adds a few too.

Several Destiny 2 players are reporting issues with the game after upgrading their PC to the latest CPU from AMD's Ryzen 3000 series. It's not clear why is this happening but Bungie are aware of the issue and are working on a fix.