In a recent interview, Destiny 2’s director Tyson Green revealed that the latest expansion, The Edge of Fate, fell short of player expectations, leading to a significant drop in the game’s population. This comes after the successful conclusion of the Light and Darkness Saga with The Final Shape, which left many players satisfied but also looking for something more engaging in the new Fate Saga. Green acknowledged that the focus on grinding for higher levels in The Edge of Fate did not resonate with players, who were seeking more meaningful rewards.

In a recent Q&A session, Sony’s CFO Lin Tao confirmed that the highly anticipated game Marathon is expected to launch by the end of March 2026. This announcement comes after the game was officially delayed, with Tao emphasizing that while they are optimistic about the release, it is not yet a firm commitment. The company is currently making modifications to the game, aiming to provide a clearer timeline in the autumn.