Urgent.News

What's breaking now, across thousands of outlets.

Tech

People Are Spamming Sony's State of Play Chat With Destiny 3 Requests

Destiny fans are spamming Sony’s State of Play livestream chat with the hashtag #WeWantDestiny, as they continue to call for more from Bungie’s looter shooter franchise, including Destiny 3.

People Are Spamming Sony's State of Play Chat With Destiny 3 Requests

Destiny fans are flooding Sony's State of Play livestream chat with the hashtag #WeWantDestiny, demanding more from the looter shooter franchise, specifically mentioning Destiny 3. At the time of this article, the chat was brimming with calls for Destiny 3 as fans urge a continuation of the series. Bungie recently abandoned Destiny 2, while Sony shifted its focus to the struggling extraction shooter Marathon.

Despite numerous updates, Marathon has failed to gain traction, pushing fans to demand a return to Destiny. However, Sony is unlikely to green-light Destiny 3 due to the risky and expensive nature of development projects. The situation may prompt Bungie to explore other opportunities, but no hints have emerged regarding a third Destiny game.

The financial struggles of Bungie have been mounting, with a recent $765 million impairment loss reported by Sony. Bungie recently underwent a significant round of layoffs, with 292 employees let go from the Bellevue, Washington office. This marks the third round of cuts in three years, leaving the long-term future of Destiny uncertain.

Written by urgent.news from IGN's reporting — not their text. Machine-written — may contain errors; check the original before relying on it.

Read the original at ign.com →

More in Tech

Dogfood 2026: Build the Platform That Will Judge You

Most hackathons ask you to build whatever you want. Dogfood 2026 does the opposite. Everyone builds the same thing: a submission and judging platform for hackathons.

  • Dogfood 2026 is an online hackathon challenge to build a judging platform.
  • Addresses inconsistent scores, access control, and large data handling issues.
  • 72-hour competition with $2,500 prize, free participation, and self-hosted platform.

More from Thursday 3 September →