Destiny News

Bungie recently updated the mobile app and website for Destiny with an item transfer feature. Unfortunately, this feature is causing major headaches for some players.

Bungie is working on a fix for a bug that is causing some Destiny players to lose items when they attempt to move them with the game's companion app, the developer has announced.

Bungie, the creator of the first-person shooter game "Destiny," announced during the San Francisco Game Development Conference that the game now has over 17 million registered users. According to the user research study that was presented, the average playing time of each user is pegged at three hours per day, which is higher than what Bungie initially expected when they developed the game.

If you were eagerly waiting to find out what next week holds in store for Destiny, then wait no longer. Thanks to an alleged leak, sourcing information data mined from Destiny, we already know what next week’s Heroic and Nightfall will be, as well as Xur’s stock for the following weekend.

That's right -- the exotic sniper rifle Ice Breaker is once again on sale for the low price of 17 strange coins. This powerful weapon is a must have for serious players, and even if you already have one it isn't a bad idea to go ahead and buy another for another one of your characters.

Bungie realized what gamers were doing pretty fast and altered the game's code in an update so that the cave stopped being such a plentiful source of loot. Gamers always assumed that Bungie made the move to keep gamers on a level playing field, Destiny power leveling makes you easier to upgrade, or as just your basic "exploit fix" of the kind that many games patch.

According to some official Bungie comments on the Bungie.net forums, it looks like some changes to Destiny‘s PvP reward system and a few of its Exotic will be coming up.

Bungie's online shooter Destiny now has more than 17 million registered players, the developer announced today during a Game Developers Conference presentation in San Francisco. This is up from 16 million registered players a month ago. Of course, this doesn't mean the game has actually sold 17 million copies, but it's a new milestone all the same.

Helldivers just released on PS4, PS3, and Vita yesterday, and our review of Arrowhead’s new game offers an enthusiastic recommendation for anyone looking for something new to try out this month. However, with its sci-fi setting, focus on cooperative play, and character upgrade options, there’s one group of gamers that definitely shouldn’t miss out on the title; players of Bungie’s Destiny should take a break from raids and bounties, and check out what Helldivers has to offer.

The Game Developers Conference in San Francisco is happening right now, but just in case you can't make it to the show, we'll be streaming a few panels live right here on GameSpot. You can check out our full schedule and details below, or for more coverage, check out GameSpot's GDC hub.

The House of Wolves is the second expansion pack for Destiny, following last year's The Dark Below. Bungie has promised to fix some of the issues that players have complained about from that update with this new one, and despite the company's efforts to hold onto its secrets, several leaks have provided details on what The House of Wolves will include.

The app features have a lot of flexibility. You can shift gear around whether or not you’re signed into the game. You can even watch the changes happen in real time if you move items to/from the Vault or equip/unequip something on the character you happen to be using.