Destiny's PlayStation 4, Xbox One and current-gen box art has been revealed. Check it out here. The design was revealed over at PS Blog US today and shows off the game's Titan, Hunter, and Warlock ...

T he third and final volume in The Art of Destiny series published by Bungie is now available from the Bungie Store for $49.99. The 272-page, hardcover, coffee table book features an expansive ...

Destiny 2 art featured in the game developer's This Week at Bungie blog series is said to be AI-generated, sparking a conversation about its place in fanart Whitney Meers Published: Feb 6, 2023 ...

We still have very few concrete details about Destiny 2's next expansion, Codename: Apollo, but Bungie has provided some new, if vague, looks at what we can expect with concept art and a list of ...

A Destiny 2 fan visited a real-life art gallery in California to see physical replicas of in-game weapons, Ghost Shells, and other artwork. They shared their photos of the official Destiny 2 ...

The franchise’s upcoming 'Lightfall' expansion revealed an evolution for the once-formless Pyramid Fleet. WIRED got a closer look with Bungie’s art team.

Destiny 2 guide Feb 28, 2023. Destiny 2 Lightfall release time, and when Destiny 2 servers will be back online. ... The Switch 2 box art disclaimer is ugly, Nintendo fans scream.

That’s how I’ve felt when I discovered MidJourney, a new AI bot on Discord that generates art with minimal prompting, which I’ve now mostly used to create fake, but weirdly believably ...

Destiny 2 maker Bungie has admitted that a fan’s art was used, without permission, in the creation of a very important, lore-heavy scene that hit the game on Tuesday.

Destiny 2 has come under fire for some particularly egregious ones in the past, but Nexon is a publisher known for putting “pay-to-win” microtransactions in its games.

A Destiny 2 fan creates unique designs for Trials of Osiris armor for Hunters, Warlocks, and Titans that keeps the Egyptian theme running.

Destiny 2: Lightfall, the game’s next major expansion, is here but we had a bit of a surprise prior to its launch. Our own Head of Video Production Greg Burke received a mysterious box in the mail.