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… That's the highest player count Destiny 2 has reached on the platform since it dropped below 20,000 on February 2 and stayed there. It was the first weekend since the announcement that Destiny 2 updates are coming to an end, so a player count spike was expected. …
… The only silver lining is that the blog post makes it clear that Bungie isn't solely working on Marathon at the expense of Destiny 2, as it mentions its "next games", plural. The post also says that Destiny will "live beyond Destiny 2," making it clear that Destiny 3 is on the cards. …
… Manifest Destiny 3 As spotted by Insider Gaming , the petition asks Sony to develop Destiny 3, and has 1,74,502 verified signatures at the time of writing. …
… This brings us to the Destiny announcement made earlier this week which confirmed that the loot shooter is finally coming to an end . And no, it’s not being replaced by Destiny 3. …
… There Are No Plans For Destiny 3 The report confirms that, at least as of right now, there are no plans for a Destiny 3 or anything more from the Destiny series. …
… If you check the game's most recent Steam reviews thanks GamesRadar , you'll see a pretty drastic spike in negative ones, and most of them talk about nothing other than Destiny. Marathon Is Being Review Bombed Over Destiny 2 Woes Your browser does not support the video tag. …
… There Are Conflicting Rumors About The Future Of The Destiny Series Destiny 2 director Tyson Green admitted last year that Bungie is struggling to entice new players, which isn't exactly ideal for a live-service game, but he also stressed that "There are still lots of things to do" and that the tea… …
… Bungie Is Reportedly Pitching New Destiny Games, But None Have Been Greenlit A lot of people have wondered why Bungie didn't immediately start working on Destiny 3 after The Final Shape two years ago. …
… Now to the point where Destiny 2 is seemingly more popular than Bungie's most recent title. Of course, the overall numbers for Marathon could be strong, when counting consoles, potentially even stronger than Destiny 2. …
… It apparently cost over $200 million to develop, opened to somewhat poor reviews compared to Destiny, and has now failed to sustain a playerbase even close to the size of its closest competitor, Arc Raiders. …