However, because the internet is a vile and sad place, there are people in a specific corner of the gaming world trying to ...

Bungie corroborated that they were using the assets without rights and blamed a former artist. Bungie has a history of this, including a art theft lawsuit for the Destiny 2 game. Image via Bungie.

Bungie's official employee policies forbid using external assets without permission. To prevent future issues, the Marathon team is now carefully reviewing all in-game assets – especially those ...

The bright, glitched-out, typography-forward look of Bungie's upcoming extraction shooter Marathon is one of its defining features. As it turns out, it's also partially plagiarized, according to ...

It’s Destiny developer Bungie’s next game, and it looks like we’re about to finally see more of it. Marathon is a PvP-focused extraction shooter set on the mysterious planet of Tau Ceti IV.

Xbox boss Phil Spencer has admitted he's perhaps not the best judge of what games will be successful, saying he passed over the chance to publish both Destiny and Guitar Hero in the past. Eurogamer ...

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Bellevue, Wash.-based game developer Bungie announced Wednesday that it is laying off approximately 17% of its workforce, or 220 roles. “Due to rising costs of development and industry shifts as ...

Last year in October, Bloomberg reported that Bungie had to lay off an undetermined number of staffers that caused noticeable delays for its next game Marathon and an expansion for Destiny 2.

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Per IGN, the late-October layoffs at Bungie were part of cost-cutting measures taken to avoid a total takeover by Sony, which bought the studio early last year for $3.6 billion.

In a post on Twitter yesterday (October 30), Bungie CEO and chairman Pete Parsons described everyone affected as “truly talented people”, and said that it was a “sad day at Bungie”.