Over the course of almost three years, Destiny was fantastic. It didn’t start out that way of course, being a vague and somewhat dull new franchise that only really found its feet a year later with the introduction of Oryx in The Taken King. But when it did find that groove, it was utterly magical. Here’s a list of reasons why Destiny is one of the very best original games to emerge this generation.

And the story continues! Here’s part four of our retrospective of the Destiny story so far, as we cover The Dark Below and the rebellion of the House of Wolves.

Destiny: the Collection will bundle all of the year one and two content in a new package that includes Rise of Iron, with a few bonuses for PS4 fans chucked in for good measure.

Without that DLC which cost the prettiest of pennies, players are going to be locked out of certain in-game content in Destiny.

Destiny fans, prepare yourselves. Because the game is about to unlock the potential of its exotic weapons.

Destiny's first expansion, The Dark Below, is adding a lot of content to the shooter, including a new way to slice and dice through enemies.

Bungie has revealed when Destiny players will be able to download the game's very first expansion pack