At long last the house that Halo built and former Microsoft first-party developer Bungie, have just now officially revealed their first post-Halo IP – the massively sprawling, cross-generational, social media focused epic shooter that is Destiny. Better yet, they’ve officially unveiled it with a bunch of moving pictures (in the form a snazzy Vidoc) that we have for you after the break.  Take a look!

If a placeholder on French retailer Micromania is to believed, then Bungie‘s Destiny is supposed to arrive in October 6th. The October 6th date is interesting given the fact that during their conference calls, Acti-Blizz execs cast doubt on the game even making it onto the shelves this year. Apparently encompassing a “unique scenario in a connected world, full of action and adventure,” Bungie’s next opus is thought to be a [...]

It’s still weeks out from Valentine’s Day, but Bungie already decided to show some serious love to a young man who received a very serious liver transplant. Reddit user fiscal_ reached out on the community boards asking about some contact info for the minds behind the original Halo bits. The conscientious dad though his boy could use some cheering up with someone from one of his favorite games, and Bungie [...]

Well, this is one sure-fire reason to glue your eyes to the 2013 Games Developer Conference. Bungie and Activision have confirmed that their new multi-format, console-generation spanning IP, Destiny, will be the hot topic of a developer session at the San Francisco conference. Currently monikered a “Brave New World: New Bungie IP,” the discussion is thought to center around the setting in which the new franchise will take place in [...]

Bungie‘s first Post-Halo effort Destiny has been shrouded in mystery since it was first announced that the former Xbox first-party developer had entered into a ten year contract with Activision to perpetuate the brand new IP across multiple systems. Today though, the information draught has come to an end as the famed developer has released the first concept art of the eagerly anticipated game as a response to the leaking [...]

According to the guys at Bungie themselves. we shouldn’t expect to hear anything from their much hyped Activision-published game, codenamed “Destiny“, at this year’s E3.

Alex Seropian, creator of Halo and co-founder of Bungie, has started a new company with former Dreamworks R&D manager Brent Pease. There’s no upcoming projects listed for the new company, Industrial Toys, but their mission is to create “mobile games for core gamers.” You can follow them on Facebook and Twitter.

At least that’s the verdict of the Vice President of Microsoft Game Studios Phil Spencer. Speaking to Official Xbox Magazine UK, Spencer points to the last two Halo titles, Reach and ODST, as only being accessible to people who were already fans of the sci-fi shooter series. Which sort of makes sense. ODST was, essentially, an expansion pack for Halo 3 in disguise, and the narrative straddled the events of [...]

Halo: Reach is due for its first map pack come November 30th! The pack, titled the “Noble Map Pack” is going to bring you three new multiplayer maps and 250 gamer points-worth of achievements. The pack will go for 800 MSP ($10) and be available through Xbox LIVE and retail stores in card form everywhere. Halo fans, be excited, because Christmas is coming early!

If you were one of the patient people, you may now pat yourselves on the back for your stone-like unmovingness. GoGamer.com has Halo: Reach on sale for $45 plus shipping, effectively a 25% discount as opposed to going anywhere else. Thanks, GoGamer! Now we may shoot one another for less money than expected!