What Bungie's Marathon Promise Means for You
For players, this means both Destiny and Marathon will continue to be supported, easing fears of one franchise being abandoned for the other.
For players, this means both Destiny and Marathon will continue to be supported, easing fears of one franchise being abandoned for the other.
Key points - Bungie Studio Head Poria Torkan and Josh Dean, Head of Product and GM of Marathon, shared plans to evolve Marathon. - Bungie denies that Marathon will replace Destiny. - The statement comes amid big internal changes at Bungie. - Both Marathon and Destiny are expected to continue.
Timeline - Recently: Bungie leaders reveal plans to evolve Marathon and deny it will replace Destiny.
FAQ
Q: Is Bungie replacing Destiny with Marathon? A: No, Bungie bosses explicitly denied that Marathon will replace Destiny.
Q: What does 'evolve' Marathon mean? A: Bungie hasn't specified, but it likely means the game will grow and change over time.
Q: Who at Bungie made this statement? A: Studio Head Poria Torkan and Josh Dean, Head of Product and GM of Marathon.
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