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Marathon game director Joseph Ziegler announced his departure from Bungie on July 17, 2026, after three and a half years leading the extraction shooter. Assistant game director Del Chafe III will take the reins alongside creative director Julia Nardin as the game moves through Season 2 toward Season 3's September launch.
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Sony has settled a $200 million lawsuit with Christopher Barrett, the original game director of Marathon, adding his name to the game's credits. The settlement comes as Bungie faces significant financial and staffing challenges, including a $765 million impairment loss for Sony and nearly 300 recent layoffs. Marathon, with a budget over $250 million, has also struggled to attract players.
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Destiny 2 players have taken to Steam to express discontent with Bungie by leaving reviews on the classic game Marathon, criticizing the company's recent decisions. This unusual protest highlights the community's frustration with the direction of Destiny 2. The move reflects a broader dissatisfaction among fans with Bungie's stewardship of the franchise.
Destiny 2 fans are review-bombing Marathon on Steam, blaming it for the end of Destiny 2's nine-year development journey, set to conclude in June with the "Moment of Triumph" update. Hundreds of negative reviews contrast with Marathon fans' positive responses. The backlash highlights a divisive community reaction to Bungie's decision.
Destiny 2 fans, reeling from the game's sunset announcement, have targeted Bungie's new PvP extraction shooter Marathon with over 250 negative Steam reviews in three days. Despite this, Marathon also saw over 500 positive reviews, highlighting a mixed community reaction. The game's future, including a planned PvE-only mode, remains a point of interest amidst the backlash.
Destiny 2's announcement to end updates after nearly 9 years has sparked a negative reaction from fans, unexpectedly impacting the Steam reviews of unrelated game Marathon. Fans express disappointment, with one reviewer succinctly capturing the sentiment: "Destiny died for this". The backlash highlights the dedicated community's attachment to the game.
The author rediscovers their original 2015 Steam Controller, purchased for $5 in 2019, and finds it to be a surprisingly capable and comfortable sidekick for their Steam Deck in a living room setup. With its unique features and broad Steam Input compatibility, it's become the go-to for "mouse-y games" on TV. Despite its age, the controller remains well-supported with community layouts for over 80% of the author's games.
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Patch 1.0.6 for Marathon introduces meta-level gameplay changes, new gear, and rewards for collaboration.
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