Whether the game is coming out this year or not, the wait to find out how long we have to wait for Destiny seems to be coming to a close. Bungie has pre-announced that on February 17 they'll be showing a first glimpse of their new game, which they officially admit is called Destiny.
This partial image is one of those presented when a node is activated. With more simultaneous users at different locations around the world, the target image becomes clearer.
This promotional image was revealed after the solution of the first stage of Bungie's Destiny-related ARG, alphalupi.
Bungie founder Jason Jones talks about moving the company away from Halo and towards something new: Destiny.
Most Bungiefen have been eagerly awaiting official news for the company's next game, referred to internally as Tiger and externally as Destiny, have so far been treated only to long-winded legal contracts and some leaked treatments and concept art. Bungie has started up their Community Theatre series of short videos on YouTube featuring Deej and Raspy (a stuffed tiger, get it?) and promising a reveal of the company's new game within a few weeks.
In the second installment of Bungie Community Theater, Deej says that Bungie has been working for years "under the cover of darkness" on a new universe, but that what they've been creating will be unveiled "within a matter of weeks".
I say if he's wrong, the tiger should eat him.
A flash drive lost by a third party contractor reveals art and information pertaining to Bungie's new project, Destiny.
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A flash drive lost by a third party contractor reveals art and information pertaining to Bungie's new project, Destiny.
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Court proceedings involving Activision reveal what appears to be a legitimate copy of the contract between Activision and Bungie for their new intellectual property, Destiny, which is intended to have a series of cross-platform releases with DLC over the next decade.
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Court proceedings involving Activision reveal what appears to be a legitimate copy of the contract between Activision and Bungie for their new intellectual property, Destiny, which is intended to have a series of cross-platform releases with DLC over the next decade.
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