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For the next 2 weeks Destiny 2 is completely free to play, even the stuff you normally have to pay for
news There's also a big sale on Steam right now.
Here's a mod that puts Halo's multiplayer into Half-Life, which to me feels like putting tea in your coffee
News Halo Goldsource brings Slayer and Firefight into Valve's classic shooter.
Destiny 2 just got weird: Launch trailer leans hard into time travel and looks more like a Control crossover
news Edge of Fate might be light on new activities, but at least the campaign sets up a cool mystery.
Marathon: Everything we know about Bungie's sci-fi extraction shooter
Run Bungie's planned launch in September has been delayed to a yet-undecided date.
This month 25 years ago in PC gaming, our biggest concerns were pro gaming, moral panics about violent games… and we still thought Halo was a PC exclusive
RETROSPECTIVE Team Fortress 2 was due out autumn 2000, we said. How wrong we were.
Marathon is delayed, new release date will be announced in the fall: 'We need more time to craft Marathon into the game that truly reflects your passion'
news Bungie has a lot of work to do.
PlayStation Studios boss admits Marathon response has been 'varied' but says Sony is taking steps to ensure it's 'not going to make the same mistakes' it did with Concord
news Herman Hulst says Sony is giving Bungie's extraction shooter "the optimal chance of success."
Arc Raiders sets release date for Fall 2025, just 37 days after Marathon
NEWS The showdown between two big extraction shooters is set for Fall.
Bungie makes the (correct) decision to roll back Destiny 2's most severe Edge of Fate nerfs before they've even happened
news And yes, I am going to take partial credit
'In a very interesting way, it actually reduces the work': Destiny 2's director explains why reinventing the wheel with The Edge of Fate was actually the easier option
Interview Tyson Green talks about being 'the fun police', creating meaningful rewards for solo players, and making a love letter to Super Metroid.
