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Waves of players are attempting to spread democracy and bash robots in co-op shooter Helldivers 2, catapulting the game to record-breaking success, as the sequel has now passed the concurrent PC player peaks of the biggest PlayStation or Xbox-owned releases.
Helldivers 2 has passed the Steam concurrent player count for Starfield and Destiny 2 and is easily Sony's best-performing game on Steam.
One of these days, I'm gonna get really into Destiny 2. Trust me. That's why I constantly collect the free baubles I get for it from Twitch Prime: because I am absolutely, 100% going to figure out what the heck a Cayde-6 is any day now. Just as soon I beat Persona 3 Reload, finish this replay of KOTOR 1, and play every Final Fantasy game. I'll probably finally get into EVE Online at the same time.
Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth isn't coming to PC any time soon—but there are signs of hope, which means I'm allowed to be hyped for it, and definitely won't get burned by a year-long wait. Especially not after finishing the FF7 Remake last week. (I'm hoping if I write this down, it'll become real).
SomeStar Wars fans believe Anakin Skywalker can never be fully redeemed for his evil actions as Darth Vader, even though he sacrificed himself in an attempt to make amends in Return of the Jedi.
Bungie announces a new reward for Destiny 2 players where they can earn Bright Dust each week starting on March 5 simply by going to the Eververse store in-game. With Season of the Wish's storyline now complete, Bungie's new challenge will be keeping players invested over the next few months. Originally, the anticipated Final Shape expansion was set to launch later this month, but an unfortunate delay pushed those plans out into June, leaving Destiny 2 players with a sizable content drought and a much longer season than was planned.
Some Destiny 2 players are hoping that Bungie will add three armor sets that have long existed in the franchise but are not obtainable when The Final Shape launches. With every new season of Destiny 2, Bungie has added new armor sets to the first-person shooter to the point where the game has a massive collection for players to choose from. Whether it is Strikes, Crucible, Iron Banner, or raids, almost every activity in the game has an armor set that players can chase after.
Bungie confirms that Destiny 2 is getting weekly quests through Mara Sov, offering players a chance to earn special gear like exotics, raid weapons, and more. Another week of revelations has arrived for fans of Destiny 2, following along the confirmation last week that Bungie is finally introducing a way for players to finally modify the cosmetic looks of their Guardian. Allowing players to change the body type, face, hair, or markings of their character has been a long-standing request from the Destiny 2 community, one that is finally being granted.