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Bungie has revealed major new details about the future of Destiny, Destiny 2, and Marathon, including plans to restore vaulted content, rebuild player trust, and establish a new long-term direction for the franchise.

In a new Bungie Community Update, Head of Product Josh Deane discusses the difficult decisions that led to Destiny 2's end-of-service announcement and explains why bringing back missing content is an essential first step toward rebuilding the game.

Bungie is planning to restore major Destiny 2 campaigns, including Red War, Forsaken, Curse of Osiris, and Warmind, alongside Strikes, Raids, Raid Lairs, and Menagerie.

The studio also teased a Destiny 2 celebration, a Destiny Legacy initiative, and a mysterious unannounced project. However, the restoration process will take significant time, and Bungie has acknowledged that the road ahead won't be easy.

With Marathon's future also playing an important role in the studio's recovery, can Bungie rebuild Destiny and regain the community's trust?

SOURCES:
Bungie Community Update — October 2026:
https://www.bungie.net/7/en/News/Article/bungiecommunityupdate_10_27

The Future of Marathon:
https://www.bungie.net/7/en/News/Article/futureofmarathon

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The real reason EA shut down BioWare and canceled Mass Effect 5 has reportedly been revealed, and Star Wars Battlefront 3 played a major role in that decision.

According to new reporting from Bloomberg's Jason Schreier, Electronic Arts faced a choice between two expensive sci-fi projects: the next Mass Effect and a potential Star Wars Battlefront 3. EA reportedly viewed Star Wars as the safer investment, even though development on Battlefront 3 had not yet begun.

Following EA's $55 billion buyout, financial pressure, BioWare's recent struggles, and changes in leadership all contributed to the decision to close the legendary RPG studio.

Was canceling Mass Effect 5 the right business decision, or has EA sacrificed one of gaming's most beloved franchises? Let's discuss.

SOURCES:
Bloomberg — Why Electronic Arts Shut Down BioWare and Cancelled Mass Effect:
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/newsletters/2026-10-30/why-electronic-arts-shut-down-bioware-and-cancelled-mass-effect

EA — Building EA's Next Chapter:
https://www.ea.com/news/building-eas-next-chapter

Bloomberg — EA to Cut 400 Jobs, Shut Down BioWare:
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-10-21/electronic-arts-to-cut-400-jobs-shut-down-bioware

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The Elder Scrolls 6 may finally be getting an official name! A new report suggests Bethesda and Xbox could announce The Elder Scrolls VI: Sentinel as soon as November, potentially revealing the long-rumored Hammerfell setting.

We're also discussing World of Warcraft: Forever, Blizzard's plans for controller support and the possibility of WoW eventually coming to Xbox consoles. Plus, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 news and more from across the gaming industry.

What do you think about the reported Elder Scrolls 6 title? And would you play World of Warcraft on Xbox? Share your thoughts in the comments!

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Mass Effect fans aren't giving up after EA shut down BioWare and canceled the next game in the beloved sci-fi RPG franchise. The #SaveMassEffect petition has now surpassed 260,000 signatures, with fans calling on EA to continue the series or license Mass Effect to another developer.The movement is gaining attention beyond social media, including a Times Square billboard, support from Commander Shepard voice actors Jennifer Hale and Mark Meer, and renewed discussion about the future of Mass Effect.With the cancellation of Mass Effect Universe and the closure of BioWare, what happens next? Could another studio revive Mass Effect, and will EA listen to the community?Save Mass Effect Petition:https://www.change.org/p/savemasseffect#MassEffect #SaveMassEffect #bioware Trailer https://x.com/DestinLegarie/status/2113385295668453825Petition https://www.change.org/p/savemasseffect?cs_tk=A5Sjj7Wt5bN3VUJ162oAAHicq64FAAF1APk1ZmRmZmNmMTU5MjI2ODg0NjVkNjljYjQwZTQ5NTJmYTM1ZjEyMWQ1MDE2ZTQxMmFhOTRmYmNlYzlkZmZiODQ0&utm_campaign=b519a0bf5ad44bb3a431be3a2571b7b0&utm_content=Variant%20B&utm_medium=email&utm_source=841259_new_supporter_onboarding_2a_en-all&utm_term=itblStream https://bsky.app/profile/loustica-lucia.bsky.social/post/3mynrejw5o22m

Microsoft's latest Xbox earnings reveal another difficult quarter for the gaming division. Xbox hardware revenue dropped 14%, Xbox content and services declined 2%, and Game Pass revenue also fell year-over-year.

Meanwhile, Microsoft reported $92.3 billion in quarterly revenue, up 19%, with $36.6 billion in net income. Xbox generated $5.38 billion in revenue, but hardware sales continue to struggle despite Microsoft's overall financial success.

What do these results mean for Xbox Series X|S, Game Pass, Asha Sharma's leadership, and the future of Xbox hardware? Breaking down Microsoft's FY27 Q1 earnings and what they reveal about the direction of Xbox.

Source: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/investor/earnings/fy-2027-q1/press-release-webcast

#Xbox #Microsoft #GamePass