Yesterday, Bungie announced some big plans for the coming years, including new offices, new games and a new leadership team seemingly in charge of branching out. Destiny 2 universe to other supports.
“[O]One of the main drivers of Bungie’s expansion is to increase its commitment to long-term development Destiny 2, tell new stories in the Universe of destiny and create completely new worlds in IPs to advertise “, the studio wrote on their website.
In material terms, the expansion includes a large new office that effectively looks like a mini university campus, an international office in Amsterdam focused on publishing and marketing and added new people at the executive and managerial level, including the appointment of former Viacom CBS consumer products president Pamela Kaufman. In aspirational terms, Bungie wants to expand the “Destiny Universe in Other Media “and launches a new game before 2025. Bungie had previously announced he was working on a new noDestiny game as part of a $ 100 million publishing deal with Chinese gaming company NetEase.
Formerly synonymous with Halo, Bungie has spent most of the last decade becoming the Destiny company. It seems that the independent study wants to double this trend and, at the same time, develop new projects. Last year, Destiny 2 director Luke Smith announced a multi – year plan to continue the game ‘s annual expansions instead of working on one Destination 3, a move that came after the studio ended up breaking ties with publisher Activision.
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All this seems very much in line with the vision of a decade that was originally raised for the first Destiny, which thenPete Parsons, chief operating officer of Bungie (and now CEO), said he was part of trying to convert IP in the game version of Star Wars i lord of the Rings. DestinyIt has always been a very cinematic game, with voice talents ranging from Peter Dinklage to Gina Torres to Nathan Fillion and Lance Reddick. It seems that the perfect time for the worldHe set out to be brought to television or film, especially in Hollywood racing to adapt all video games to fill his appetite for new content.