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Destiny
Bungie's Destiny is already on the radar of most who are planning to upgrade to a next-generation console. As is typical from the developer, the communications campaign is a slow burn. New information emerges just when gamers think they can't take the wait any longer.
Today, we've got over ten minutes of footage from E3. Pay attention and you'll get a glimpse of the three different Guardian classes (Titan, Hunter, and Warlock), the individualized nature of loot drops, and weapon-based talent trees.
Destiny won't be here until next year, but when it does arrive, you'll be able to play it PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, Xbox 360, and Xbox One. Interested in analysis of the demo? Matt Miller interviews Bungie president Harold Ryan to break it down for you.
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