PlayStation officially acquires Destiny 2 maker Bungie, here's what might change

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The news about PlayStation acquiring the Destiny 2 developer Bungie arrived in the community quite some time ago. However, the process is now complete, and both companies announced the same on Twitter on July 15.

This is definitely a major step for PlayStation, as over the past year, its primary competitor, Xbox, has ended up acquiring major studios like Bethesda. Hence, Bungie joining the side of PlayStation will help level the playing field for Sony in the gaming business.

However, this is something that will benefit Bungie as well, since the company has struggled quite a lot in terms of workforce ever since it left Activision. Thus, there are quite a few things that fans can be excited about when it comes to Bungie and PlayStation.

Between PlayStation and Bungie, the one who will benefit the most is the latter. There is no doubt that since the company left Activision, the quality of its Destiny 2 DLCs has dropped a bit.

While Shadowkeep and Beyond Light were good DLC's, none of them matched the level of Forsaken. Obviously, an argument can be made that the Witch Queen DLC was probably the best one by Bungie post the Activision phase. However, fans still crave a raid like Last Wish or a dungeon like the Shattered Throne.

Unfortunately, Forsaken was developed by a much larger workforce compared to the other three DLC's mentioned above. As a result, the scale of the raids and dungeons has reduced quite considerably.

Hence, the acquisition of Bungie by PlayStation will probably help the company financially a lot more, which is something that might lead to raids of the same scale as Last Wish and King's Fall. Apart from that, considering Bungie is entering the final phase of Destiny 2's current era with Lightfall and Final