Year two has seen changes in every single aspect of Destiny. And the Iron Banner has also gotten a tune-up, as your light level will help you shine on like a crazy diamond with god-slaying guns in that event.

Destiny fell a bit flat at launch, much like Peter Dinklage's performance as the Ghost. It's not his fault, though, and Bungie sees the connection.

Destiny has a particularly weird secret hiding in its latest King's Fall raid. but according to Bungie, there's nothing to find in it. At all.

The Taken King's titular character might be transgendered, but if the narrative is this unclear, is it even worth discussing?

Guardian, your greatest challenge is coming, as the threat of Oryx demands the rarest of currencies: actual money. Real-world coin, which will be used for the greatest of purposes! And that purpose is…DANCE!

like all things in life, you’re missing an old favourite. Favourites such as Destiny’s regular Iron Banner tournament, and the weekend fun of a Trials of Osiris challenge run. Those Crucible modes have been missing lately, with players getting the hang of Rift and Mayhem instead. Well get ready Guardians. Because they’re coming back.

Much like the Thorn hand cannon however, Gjallarhorn has been bumped down in year two, in order to balance the game. For year two at least.

After a massive 18 gigglebyte patch, Destiny was essentially re-written for everybody. Whether you’re picking up The Taken King tomorrow or not, you’re in for a better Destiny experience. And after playing around in the brave new world for the last week, I’m in love with the changes that I’ve seen so far.