Destiny

Rumours of a mobile version of Destiny started when Bungie found a chunky investment but now it might have the first, all but official confirmation.

According to the latest info from reliable leaker TheGamingRevolution, Activision have multiple titles in the work and one of them is a brand new IP, that will come as a direct replacement for Destiny.

Destiny 2 will be three years old next September and with the original Destiny taking three years to get a successor, it's only natural that Bungie are being asked whether there's anything to announce. Unfortunately, that will have to wait a bit longer.

There have been many concerns in regards to Google's launch of Stadia, but most of them were in regards to latency, especially since the company repeatedly doubled down on delivering 4K and 60 FPS. Unfortunately, not all is as it seems.

Hot air or hot news? Activision and Bungie say nothing, but rumours mount that Destiny 2 will arrive to PC, ramping up the hopes of PC gamers that the soon to be looter-shooter series won't remain confined as a console exclusive title.

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 apparently already working on Destiny 3, at least according to leaks on Reddit. What's more, the game will include a new game mode, a bit similar to the Dark Zone in The Division, but with more purpose and less griefing in mind.

Bungie have announced a new partnership on their website, this time with NetEase - a Chinese internet technology giant. Bungie are not ditching Activision but it still seems like they bit off more than they can chew, time will tell.

Activision finally puts an end to rumours surrounding Destiny's sequel; a new patch will be on its way on Tuesday. Sequel debut scheduled to arrive in fall 2017. Didn't Bungie say Destiny will be a single purchase 10 year journey?

Destiny 2 has now been officialy totally completely confirmed via Twitter. The rumour mill can rest, fire up the SPECULATRON 9000! It's coming to PC, but will it just be a lazy port or designed proper for the "master" platform remains open.