Bungie, creator of the popular Halo and Destiny franchises, is splitting from publisher Activision and will go its own way, the company announced today. It’s almost certainly good news for gamers and the company itself, but it also won’t fix the problems that plagued Destiny and its sequel since their launches.
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‘Destiny 2’s newest raid, Spire of Stars, is proving difficult
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The latest Destiny 2 raid lair, Spire of Stars, launched on Friday, and players are finding it rather difficult to finish.
Spire of Stars sends players back into the Leviathan for a third time to fight against Emporer Calus and the Cabal. Hours after the raid launched, players are still working their way through the challenging encounters — those players that reach the recommended power level, that is.
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“This vestige of my power shall be your key to the wonders of the Leviathan.”
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Music of the Spheres, a long sought-after relic among Destiny fans, is finally available for anyone to hear.
The 48-minute concept album predates even the original game’s 2014 release, though it’s been kept out of public view until now as a result of legal obstacles and indecipherable business machinations. None of that has changed, but on Monday, Dec. 25, the finished work finally leaked.
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It comes to us by way of an anonymous source who handed off the music to a pair of fans, Owen Spence and Tlohtzin Espinosa. From there, it went to Espinosa’s Soundcloud page, where it remains even now, somehow untouched — so far — by copyright strikes. Read more…
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