Happy new Xur! Ring in a new year by doing what Destiny players do best: Buying digital guns and armour from the Agent of the Nine.

Merry Xurmas! Not even Christmas can stop Destiny! So here he is ladies and gents. Here’s Saint Xur, ready to throw some guns at yo face.

A mixture of racing and looting, the Sparrow Racing League is an answer to fans who have been asking for some form of competitive dashing with their trusty mechanical mounts. But it was a mode that needed to be developed after Bungie had nailed the core elements of Destiny together.

It’s past 11 in the AM this side of the world, and the Agent of the Nine is once again back to take the strangest of coins from you in exchange for some of the finest arms and armour this side of Jupiter.

Multiplayer is bigger than ever these days, with every game out there having some element of it within its code. Some games nail it, others don’t. But there was one champ this year, that announced its presence with a winning attitude and technical wizardry.

It’s past 11 in the AM this side of the world, and the Agent of the Nine is once again back to take the strangest of coins from you in exchange for some fine arms and armour.

As a massive sandbox to to fire high-velocity facial piercings into enemy faces, Destiny needs quite a number of resources to keep itself going and its community interested- so you can certainly expect more event-based content on the way.

Destiny’s December update introduced a range of new tweaks, balances and the joy of wearing skintight Sparrow Racing League gear into battle. It may have also left the game open to a new exploit or two, which the savvy Destiny community quickly picked up on and abused the hell out of. One such exploit, was found in the Sparrow Racing League and allowed players to earn certain rewards that usually required some in-game Silver to purchase.