This year one Guardian is still keeping his eyes on the game, but he’ll be doing so as an observer instead. One thing that I have noticed in year two however, is that the balance of Exotic weapons has shifted. Year one had the cream of the crop when it came to the rarest of guns, and while year two has some fine weapons (I want to have children with my Teleston), it’s just not the same.

The silliest of seasonal months will introduce a new update that will once again nerf a weapon or two. And it’s a bittersweet pill to swallow, as the pulse rifle is in the firing line of Destiny's December update.

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!

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.

You know the saying: It ain’t Friday until a mysterious Vendor from the darkest regions of our solar system appears with various Exotic engrams and upgrades in tow. The Agent of the Nine is once again back in action. Here’s where you can find him this week.

First-person shooters, ain’t going nowhere! But which one is the best? When you take a game or a franchise and boil it down to its essence, which one stands tall over the countless others?

Fallout 4 is giving the wasteland franchise some proper shoot ‘em up mechanics. And that kind of gunplay is getting a helping hand from a master in the genre, id Software.

Right now, just about everybody has a favourite gun in Destiny. Maybe you’re a Hawkmoon fan, or you prefer to have The Last Word. But you're going to want to keep on upgrading over the next decade, as hanging onto the same gun for so many years won't exactly be fun.