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PlayStation Exclusive Destruction AllStars Has Been Delisted, Servers Going Offline
PlayStation has officially delisted Destruction AllStars, effective immediately, with multiplayer services remaining offline. Despite prior support promises, the game saw a steep player decline, leading to server issues since May 2024.
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Here Are Your Free PlayStation Plus Essential Monthly Games For June, 2026
From June 2, all PlayStation Plus subscribers can add Grounded: Fully Yoked, Nickelodeon: All-Star Brawl 2, Warhammer 40K; Darktide to their library.
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Another Report States Bungie Has Nothing Else In Development, But Marathon Will Be Allowed To “Find Its Legs”
Forbes reports that Bungie is halting Destiny 2 development to focus on Marathon, with layoffs planned but not immediate. Destiny 3 is neither in production nor greenlit due to Sony’s concerns over funding.
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Fans Are Petitioning Sony To Greenlight Destiny 3
Bungie announced the end of active development on Destiny 2, with no plans for Destiny 3 due to high costs. Fans are petitioning Sony to fund the new game amid ongoing struggles at Bungie.
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Warhorse Says New Kingdom Come Game Is Still An “Open World RPG” Made In “The Warhorse Way”
Warhorse Studio has announced a new Kingdom Come game, described as an open-world RPG, with details limited. It is set to release in the next fiscal year, hinting at a potential spin-off.
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Bungie Didn’t Start Working On Destiny 3 Because Of “how much money it would take”
Jason Schreier reported that Bungie faces potential layoffs and lacks greenlit projects as it transitions from Destiny 2 to Marathon, with financial constraints hindering the development of Destiny 3 despite its profitability potential.
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Early Forza Horizon 6 Sales Are Looking Good As It Nears 5 Million Copies Sold
Forza Horizon 6 has sold nearly 5 million copies and generated $325 million in revenue within a week of its release, with Xbox accounting for 2.1 million sales, making it a top-selling game this year.
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Destiny 3 Is Not In Development, Bungie is planning layoffs
Bungie announced it will cease new content for Destiny 2 and has no immediate plans for Destiny 3. Layoffs are anticipated, and their current focus, Marathon, is underperforming, prompting financial concerns.
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Crazy Taxi Social Media Has Been Brought Back To Life, Hinting At Reveal Soon
SEGA has revived the Crazy Taxi series’ social media accounts, hinting at a potential reveal ahead of Sony’s State of Play in June. New developments follow a reboot announcement in 2022.
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Bungie Is Officially Ending Development For Destiny 2, Final Update Launching Soon
Bungie will cease new content for Destiny 2 on June 9, 2026, marking the end of an era, though the game will remain playable. Bungie plans to focus on new projects moving forward.
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