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 ...

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Morale at developer Bungie - the iconic first-person shooter studio behind Destiny and the original Halo games - is reportedly at an all-time low, with some employees unsure about whether their ...

For example, in 2021, Bungie straightway stole a fan art of Xivu Arath and used it in the Destiny 2: Witch Queen trailer as it is, without giving any hint of acknowledgement to its artists, Male E.

Bungie has issued a statement saying it is away it mistakenly used unauthorized artwork in its forthcoming extraction shooter Marathon. A second plagiarism accusation has hit the Marathon developer.

Bungie is under fire for allegedly using stolen art assets in its extraction shooter Marathon. Independent artist Antireal caught the Washington-based studio "recycling" some of her designs, ...

N2 made the accusation yesterday, claiming Bungie did not reach out for permission to use the lifted art.To make matters worse, several of Marathon‘s artists followed N2 on social media, clearly ...

Bungie has been accused of lifting artwork four times now. Last year, an artist accused the studio of borrowing its designs for a Destiny 2 Nerf gun, which was amicably resolved.

Bungie has been accused yet again of plagiarizing art, this time for its upcoming extraction shooter Marathon.The artist making these claims - 4nt1r34l - posted comparisons between their own ...

Sony Interactive Entertainment developer Bungie is under fire for plagiarism once again — this time, in upcoming shooter Marathon.An artist took to X to complain that their work from 2017 was ...

Ex-Bungie Director's Creepy Texts To Female Employees Released By Sony In Ongoing Lawsuit Former Marathon director claims he was fired by Sony and Bungie to deny him millions of dollars ...

The reports suggest Bungie’s upcoming mystery project is codenamed Gummy Bears, and features MOBA-like gameplay. Another inspiration for Gummy Bears is Nintendo’s Super Smash Bros series ...