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Bungie – is stepping down from her position within the studio, just under a week after a report into Bungie’s allegedly toxic work environment surfaced.IGN has reported that d’Hondt stepped down from her role today (December 16) and acknowledged issues with Bungie’s culture in an email sent to employees.

Destiny assets that he released without legal permission.O’Donnell released videos to YouTube and uploaded files to BandCamp, which contained musical sketches used for his work on Destiny’s Music Of The Spheres, the album which formed the foundation of the sound used in 2014’s Destiny.He has now released a video asking fans to destroy any of that content they may have in their possession.In the video, O’Donnell says, “I do not have, and have not had since at least April 2014, the legal authority to possess or distribute non-commercially available material related to Destiny or Music of the Spheres (including material I composed or created while working for Bungie).“This material is owned by Bungie.

Halo co-creator Marcus Lehto has teased his next major project – and it’s apparently not everyone’s cup of tea.Following the mediocre release of Disintegration and the closure of his studio, V1 Interactive, it looks as though Marcus Lehto is about to pick up his next big project.“Making some pretty big decisions with my career this week,” he tweeted (via VGC). “Some of you will support it, some will not.

Destiny 2 will undergo scheduled maintenance later today (September 23), with the period of downtime much longer compared to the usual fixes.Maintenance will begin at 1PM BST/5AM PDT/8AM EDT with some services on Bungie.net, as well as related external sites, going down at this time.

Destiny.O’Donnell, who also created the original Halo music, parted ways with Bungie in 2014 and was ordered to return all material related to Music of the Spheres and Destiny – blocked by an injunction in 2015 from sharing or performing it.This injunction was reportedly part of a lawsuit upon O’Donnell’s exit from the company, and although O’Donnell eventually won his case, the terms seem to have come back to bit him.Bungie said that “all material” in this case includes not just Music of the Spheres in its final state, but all versions, components and variations of the tracks – everything involved in any way in the creation of Music of the Spheres and Destiny.But in 2019, O’Donnell began sharing videos and other material related to Music

Destiny 2 live stream revealed plenty of details about the upcoming expansion, The Witch Queen, including officially announcing the release date of February 22 next year, and cross-play in the game starting today (August 24).The Witch Queen will be adding a new weapon, called the Glaive, which is both the game’s first melee weapon and a part of the upcoming craftable weapons system.

blog post from Bungie has revealed a great deal of changes coming to Destiny 2 in the mysterious Season 15.Very little is known about Destiny 2‘s new season, other than that it begins August 24 and will include a big sandbox update and significant weapon tweaks.Weapons feature lead Chris Proctor explained the changes to weapons in detail in the post, even providing a glossary of terms for eager fans trying to make sense of the update. Season 15’s ritual weapon will be a rocket launcher, equipped with a new perk ‘Explosive Light’, but plenty of other guns have been teased.According to Gfinity Esports, the new Destiny 2 weapons could be a new scout rifle, pulse rifle, and sidearm, although these have not yet been confirmed.

Ori and the Will of the Wisps and its predecessor, has opened up on his work for the upcoming Halo Infinite during an interview with NME.Speaking about his work for Halo Infinite, Coker opened up about the potential pressure that comes with such a beloved series.“It’s not that I don’t feel pressure, but because the original material is so strong, it’s like you’re building on the strongest possible foundation,” he said during an interview with NME.Coker’s last projects gave him complete freedom, so Halo Infinite is a change for him.d“The challenge was that Halo is the first time I’m stepping into someone else’s creation, so it’s been about learning the vocabulary and understanding why people like the original Halo music in particular.

Resident Evil producer Peter Fabiano has left developer Capcom after 13 years at the studio.Fabiano, who had also been the Senior Manager of the Global Research & Development at Capcom, was often a face for the promotion of the Resident Evil series and appeared in various interviews and showcases.