With Disney reportedly finalizing the takeover of Fox's movie/TV assets as early as next month, Fox is seemingly scuppering all its lingering comic book movie productions.

With the Season of the Forge kicking off next week, Destiny 2 is going to have a new trio of pinnacle weapons to grind for. Split across Crucible, Vanguard and Gambit activities, weapons like Redrix’s Claymore and Luna’s Howl are going to have a few rivals in the field.

Alright alright alright let’s see what we’ve got! IDIOT TEAMMATES ON THE FIELD BETTER BRING A SWORD! Destiny 2’s Gambit mode is easily the greatest highlight of the post-Forsaken era. It’s fast-paced, high on action and usually results in some tight races to the finish when matches go the full distance. As fun as it is, Gambit could do with a few fixes and Destiny developer Bungie is looking to fine-tune the experience even further.

Struggling to start the quest to obtain the Exotic hand cannon Malfeasance in Destiny 2: Forsaken? Bungie will soon fix the spawn rate for the boss that players need to defeat to begin that adventure, while implementing a few other changes in Gambit along the way.

Well, that didn't last long. Just as X-Men: Dark Phoenix finally started to pick up some steam thanks to its first trailer finally being unveiled after the superhero blockbuster saw a string of bad rumours and a previous date change, the film has once again been delayed. Fox revealed the news this Friday past, just two days after that trailer dropped, which is a little awkward, to say the least.

Intimidating, built for Gambit and packing a custom perk that allows it to layer a number of bullets into an enemy until they reach an explosive climax, Malfeasance is a cool new addition to any arsenal. How do you get it? Here’s how.

Gambit may have originally been envisioned as a hardcore player versus enemy mode in Destiny 2: Forsaken, but Bungie quickly found themselves hitting on a novel new take for their thrilling new competitive mode.

A darker story, an emphasis on fun over balance and an honest effort to get players reinvested in the hobby of Destiny, Bungie is going for broke with its most ambitious slice of content yet in Destiny 2:Forsaken. While there’s still a lot that needs t be revealed and explored once it launches, design lead Lars Bakken still had plenty to tell me at E3 last week about the massive changes on the horizon.