Destiny 2 players are planning a community “server slam” on June 9, with fans encouraging as many people as possible to jump online at the same time. The goal is simple: show Sony and Bungie that there’s still a huge audience for Destiny and that the franchise remains one of gaming’s most passionate communities. The idea took off after a popular Reddit post urged players to push Destiny 2’s player count past Marathon’s all-time peak: “We need to at least smash Marathon’s all-time high to show them they made the wrong decision.” Since then, so many players have returned to the game to show Sony how wrong they are.

Destiny 2’s live service ends with the final update Monument of Triumph on June 9, 2026. >All future expansions and content drops are canceled. >The game will remain fully playable like the original Destiny >The last update adding permanent features including Pantheon 2.0 Bungie is shifting focus to new projects like Marathon while leaving D2 as a finished celebration.

「DESTINY CHILD」 will be joining this year’s ANIME MATSURI in Houston, Texas, USA. We’ve prepared our own booth and many different gifts for you, so come check us out! We’ll be waiting for you from Mar. 30th to Apr. 1st.

Former Destiny boss Mark Noseworthy thinks the new Witcher 3 DLC is a great idea, especially with The Witcher 4 on the horizon. Sharing his thoughts on the announcement, Noseworthy said: “Gets the Witcher (game brand) in the current gamer discussion and grows the audience for W4. Half a generation of players weren’t of age when W3 shipped.” The Witcher 3 launched in 2015, and many of today’s gamers were too young to play it or weren’t gaming at all when it first came out. A new expansion gives those players a reason to jump in while bringing veteran fans back to Geralt’s world. More than 10 years after release, The Witcher 3 is still considered one of the best RPGs ever made

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Bungie Reportedly Considered Relaunching Destiny 2 as “Destiny Infinity” A recent report from Forbes claims that Bungie considered relaunching Destiny 2 under the new name “Destiny Infinity” instead of developing a full Destiny 3. According to the report, the idea was to refresh and rebrand Destiny 2 while preserving the existing game and player base. The concept would have provided a major reset for the game’s direction, with larger expansions and significant changes to the overall experience. However, the project was never approved and remained an internal discussion.