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 armour and weapons. So, what’s the Xurmeister got for sale this week? Why, this stuff.

Destiny, a video game where you can perform Michael Jackson’s Thriller dance before a gigantic space-Satan in another dimension outside of time, appears to be off to a good start now that microtransactions have been introduced to the latest iteration of the game.

Everybody’s favourite Agent of the Nine is back, just in time for the Festival of the light. Will he be packing some legendary and exotic candies in his TARDIS of a satchel? Let’s find out!

Destiny, a video game where naughty Guardians get Legendary engrams that transmute into common items on Christmas, is celebrating. Celebrating a Festival of Light to be specific. And it’s beautiful. Here’s a rundown of what’s going on.

You may have noticed that your favourite primary legendary isn’t vomiting out solar, arc or void damage projectiles lately.And it looks like that’s another piece of intentional design, as legendary primary weapons are dropping elemental damage.

Last week, Destiny's King’s Fall raid unveiled a hard-mode, that was designed to really stick it to anyone who thought that they could handle god-mode Oryx. And it was beaten in an hour. You ain't so bad, Destiny.

Xur. The Xurrific one. The Xurmiester. Everybody’s favourite vendor is back once again, so just know that it happens to be Friday. So, where’s Xur today, and what does he have up for grabs?

Destiny, a video game where the drop-rate of loot in PvP is stingier than Ebenezer Scrooge the night before Christmas, still isn’t dropping any premium loot as often as you’d like it to. And that’s after a patch which had that very goal in mind. Players don’t like that. And neither does Bungie.