'Destiny 2' Slated To Release This 2017; Activision Blizzard Revealed Its New Game Features

Activision announced that the first sequel to the award-winning game Destiny will be released this year. The upcoming "Destiny 2" was announced during the Activision Blizzard conference call earlier this week.

According to the PC Gamer, "Destiny 2" rumors began last year September, as one of the employees of Activision said that a Destiny PC version was in development. At first, it was rumored to be a literal PC version of the first title until it turns out that a new sequel is arriving.

Until no further announcement from Activision, the upcoming "Destiny 2" is about to arrive on the PlaysStation and Xbox platform for sure. If the forthcoming "Destiny 2" will be ported to Windows PC, fans will definitely demand not to make cross-platform servers.

A leaked title is currently spreading over the internet, which is known to be the "Destiny 2:" Forge of Hope. Along with this rumor, it has been said that the game will be ported to the Xbox Scorpio along with the release on the PS4, PS4 Pro, and the Xbox One.

A report from the Gadgets360 was released earlier this week, confirming that Destiny 1 players are not allowed to bring their characters on "Destiny 2," however, Activision said that players will have more character customization options.

Additionally, a leaked news was also released saying that game developer Bungie had a deal with Activision Blizzard that will make four Destiny titles. Having said, fans across the globe may expect another two sequels after the upcoming "Destiny 2" Forge of Hope

Once released, "Destiny 2" is expected to unleash another milestone for Activision since the first title was a massive hit in the market. Destiny franchise has been very competitive since day 1 of its release and still kicking in the market until now.