I’m all about the Taken King right now, an expansion which is going heavy on the marketing right now so please ignore me while I accept this non-descript sack of petty cash for my hyperbole. Naturally, you’re going to see an advert or two for The Taken King. But none of them, none of them can top the Japanese promotion for the game.

We already know that Destiny has made a bunch of money for Activision and Bungie, but court documents reveal just how much was made from the very start.

Are you an achievement hunter? These probably won't give you the thrill you're looking for. But that's not the point, is it?

Destiny has a new voice behind its AI Ghost, but is Nolan North a better fit than Peter Dinklage ever was? Or is Destiny's script all to blame?

Whether you’re buying The Taken King expansion or not, the core Destiny experience is about to undergo one extreme makeover, with various nips and tucks that’ll streamline the experience. Some changes are purely cosmetic, others are complete overhauls of core gameplay mechanics. So here’s a rundown of all the cha-cha-cha-changes headed your way.

Destiny is light on story to say the least, but it seems that it wasn't always this way. In fact, Bungie stripped its online shooter of narrative just a month before it was originally meant to launch.

With The Taken King around the corner, Thorn and the majority of other Exotic-class weapons are getting nerfed. But when it comes to that legendary hand cannon, Bungie has no choice. Because Thorn is breaking the game.

Get ready to beta-test some all-new Crucible modes next week in Destiny, as Rift and Mayhem will be on show. And just remember: The first taste is always free.