Destiny News

When Destiny: The Taken King arrives on September 15, it will include exclusive content for PlayStation users – content Xbox players won’t get until fall 2016.

The Broken Legion encounter in Destiny’s Prison of Elders helps to give the Cabal some much-needed endgame content. PlayStation and Xbox owners will have to defeat Valus Trau’ug, Cabal Juggernaut to get any of the Level 28 through Level 34 loot though. If you want to quickly upgrade, you can choose Destiny Power Leveling.

With Crota having been killed in The Dark Below expansion, a darkness like never before seen has arisen to take revenge on Eris Morn and the Guardians. Led by Oryx, the creator behind Crota and the master of The Taken, an army ripped from our world and possessed by the Darkness itself.

The weekly reset is here, meaning your Marks caps have been reset. It also means that new Heroic and Nightfall strikes have been added, as well as the rotation of Prison of Elders arenas.

Good news for Destiny fans new and old: a legendary edition that includes all of the DLC previously released will hit storeshelves alongside the newest expansion: The Taken King.

Bungie has revealed details on the three new subclasses that will flesh out the suite of elemental options for each of Destiny’s three guardian classes, as well as info on the grenades and other features that define each new style of play.

Destiny has been a massive hit since it debuted at the end of last year, and tonight during PlayStation's E3 event, we got our first look at its next big expansion: The Taken King.

It looks like Destiny players won’t have to wait for the weekly reset to see changes to final Prison of Elders boss fight against Skolas. Bungie is delivering the 1.2.0.3 hot fix to the PlayStation and Xbox consoles today, Monday, June 15.

Destiny’s most hated gun, used in one of Destiny’s toughest challenges. Sounds like a recipe for disaster, right? Not for this group of expert players. Destiny power leveling allows you to have more powerful guns.

Xûr, Agent of the Nine, is back in Destiny’s Tower, and he has Guardians saying, “Maybe next week.” PlayStation and Xbox players looking for a good Exotic armor piece or weapon from the “House of Wolves” are left in the cold once again.

Destiny players who have taken on Prison of Elders ultra-boss Skolas already are more than aware of its peculiarities. The encounter can be easy with certain equipment one week or deadly and frustratingly difficult the next.

You know the phrase “they don’t make ‘em like they used to?” It’s not just true of stereo equipment and American muscle cars, it’s also true of Destiny guns.