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Plenty of action next month with an extended lineup of games

The free subscription games coming to PlayStation and Xbox in February

Sony Interactive Entertainment on the PlayStation Blog has revealed the PlayStation Plus monthly games for February 2023. The games will be [...]

Add them to your collection next week.

A complete walkthrough of the Grasp of Avarice dungeon in Destiny 2.

Xbox Game Pass has finally revealed all the games heading to the service in the first half of Oct. 2021, and it includes some exciting titles like Back 4 Blood, Destiny 2: Beyond Light, and TABS.

Xbox has announced new titles that coming to Xbox Game Pass for October 2021. More specifically, three titles are set to join Xbox Game Pass this week, with Totally Accurate Battle Simulator actually being available as of today, while five further titles will join Xbox Game Pass next week, [...]

[ Note: This post contains spoilers for Season of the Splicer. While the video below doesn’t directly spoil any events coming in the next few weeks, the cutscene isn’t viewable in-game yet. There could be some context that comes before this cutscene that we don’t know about.] The Eliksni — better known to Guardians as the Fallen — have taken refuge in the Last City during Season of the Splicer. Mithrax, friend to the Guardians and Kell (leader) of the House of Light, is players’ pri...

Image: Bungie Destiny 2’s new Season of the Splicer sees Guardians team up with a branch of Fallen, one of Destiny players’ longtime adversaries. This branch of friendly Fallen take refuge in the Last City: Eliksni Quarter area for both protection and convenience. Players can find Fallen all over the Tower and HELM area, mingling with humanity. But the new Fallen House of Light have claimed one familiar spot in the Last City to be their home: the final boss arena from the Scourge of the Pas...

There are three things that are certain in life: death, taxes and a yearly Beyond Light isn’t just any regular old expansion though, bringing with it more than the regular suite of story bites and new seasonal activities. This time around we’re also getting a whole new subclass and element to play with – the first since the launch of Destiny – and, controversially, we’re losing several destinations and a whole lot of weapons. Has Bungie pulled off this daring removal of content, or ...