Destiny 2 is out, and it is great. From story, to gameplay, to missions, to just about everything else, Destiny 2 surpasses its predecessor with flying colors. That’s not to say it’s perfect. There have

Bungie’s replacement for the much-loved app is a major misstep   Destiny 2 has been out for just under a week on consoles, and players seem to be loving it. It’s already surpassed 1 million concurrent

At long last, Destiny 2 is here. It’s been hotly anticipated and cautiously monitored in equal measure since before its official announcement in March of this year. The first game had a controversial release

I am by no means the first person to be saying this, but Bungie’s decision not to support cross-saving is very dumb. It’s one that forces a difficult problem onto their biggest and oldest fans, undermines

Overwatch has a toxicity problem. It’s been plaguing the community almost since launch, and it can be hard at times to see light at the end of this tunnel. That’s not to say it’s worse than it is in any