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While Destiny original flavour bids farewell to a legion of Guardians today with the Age of Triumph, the next big chapter in Bungie’s grand ol’ space opera kicks off this September. All eyes will most likely be cast towards that sequel in the months to come, but Bungie is keeping mum for the forseeable future/E3. This is the internet however, an ascendant realm where nothing stays secret for very long. Here’s everything we know about Destiny 2 so far.

Absolver showcases its intense melee combat in a new developer walkthrough. With some satisfying knocks to boot.

It's been six years since the embarrassing catastrophe of FlatOut 3: Chaos and Destruction nearly sunk an entire franchise. Can new developer Kylotonn revive the once-great arcade smash-em-up racer?

This year’s Call of Duty – primarily developed by Sledgehammer Games – is going back to its roots. - all the way back to World War 2, it seems.

Following a brief mix up, developers Red Barrels explain why Outlast 2 was originally banned in Australia. And, more importantly, how the game hasn't changed since.

Microsoft needs to kick off their E3 presence with a big bang this year if they want to keep the fans invested. With the Xbox Scorpio, they might have the right platform to do so as they peddle out a console that has enough hardware to give anyone a technolust boner. Hardware that will have some pretty decent software to give you some stiffware according to Xboss Phil Spencer.

Remember last week when that new poster leaked of a somewhat legit-looking Destiny 2? Well it was legit. Too legit to quit, as Bungie has officially confirmed that Destiny 2 is coming out this September.