Destin Legarie has posted a new video claiming that Destiny 2 developer Bungie at one point pitched a subscription model for the shared-world shooter that was ‘vehemently shot down’ by management.

After Bungie was hit with plagiarism allegations for its Marathon revamp, more information has been revealed about other problems within the company. Aside from a toxic work environment coming ...

Bungie once considered a subscription model for its online shooter Destiny, but the idea was "vehemently shut down" by management. Destiny 2 went free-to-play in 2019, but players need to pay for ...

Bungie bosses reportedly pitched a subscription model for Destiny 2 before it was “vehemently shot down.” ...

But that’s not all, because Bungie wants to switch Destiny 2 to a subscription model. Given how popular the game was once, we can see that this could have been a success for them, but to quote ...

Anonymous accusations of toxic management abound in a new video about Bungie, developer of Destiny and Marathon.

Some of the biggest takeaways we haven’t heard before will intrigue (and probably stun) Destiny fans. At one point, leadership brought up a subscription model for Destiny as another path toward ...

Marathon developer Bungie has come under fire in recent weeks over an artwork scandal and it seems more dirty laundry is being aired about past internal operations of the studio now owned by Sony.

Ex-Bungie employees have commented on struggles facing the company following accusations of plagiarism for Marathon and big ...