Bungie has announced that its upcoming extraction shooter, Marathon, has been indefinitely delayed from its initial September 23 date.Â
Sony reassures investors that, after lessons learned, and new standards, Bungie's upcoming extraction shooter, Marathon, won't be a repeat of short-lived live service title, Concord.
Bungie has confirmed that "a former artist" copied an artist's work and used it in their PvP extraction shooter, Marathon.Â
Bungie showcased its upcoming sci-fi extraction shooter, Marathon, this weekend, with Alpha footage, gameplay video, and signups for the first closed test. We also got a release date and more details.
Bungie's long dormant IP, Marathon, is getting ready for its time in the spotlight, as the Destiny developer has officially teased its upcoming gameplay reveal for the team-based shooter.
A report suggests Bungie's Marathon will no longer be free to play.
Bungie's latest round of major layoffs and a revamped focus on Destiny 2 and Marathon, brought up some questions about the projects that were left behind. One of those, Payback, a spinoff of Destiny 2, was canceled -months ago.
After prior cost cutting came up short, Bungie is laying off 220 employees and moving another 230 to other divisions within Sony, to focus on Destiny and Marathon.
Sony, who announced plans to create twelve new live service games by the end of its FY2025, has now delayed half of them, according to the company's latest earnings call.
Bungie announced their first new game series since Destiny, reviving its old Marathon IP. Billed as an extraction looter shooter, the upcoming game is based on the old Bungie series from the '90s.