No Escape
Season of Opulence, or Destiny 2 Season 7, has been out for a little under a week, and we’ve spent some time playing pretty much everything except the raid. Here are our thoughts on what’s good, what’s bad and what’s ugly about the final season of Destiny 2’s second year.
WWDC19 started yesterday and its keynote address introduced developers, press and the world to a wide array of new features (and a new fork of iOS called iPadOS). There were two announcements geared toward gaming: AR improvements and controller support for Apple Arcade.
Square-Enix revealed some new gameplay and cutscene footage from the long-in-development remake of Final Fantasy VII today.
What’s up everybody, it’s officially the weekend, and in lieu of seeing Avengers: Endgame and “vaccinating myself against spoilers,” as someone online put it, we’re gonna talk about video game happenings from the past week.
When it comes to Destiny 2, I extremely do not like the Infinite Forest. I’m not a big fan of the planet Mercury in general, whether I’m playing Crucible, strikes, or the weekly Flashpoint. As of now, there are two exceptions, both temporary: the seasonal variations on the Infinite Forest, the Haunted Forest and the Verdant Forest.