Will Bungie’s Destiny ever come to PC?
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It needn’t be fate or anything so dramatic, just good sense - Bungie’s Destiny, uncurtained yesterday after a decade spent in musty isolation, really ought to be on the PC. Persistence, class-based combat, massively multiplayer shooting - these are all things we’re au fait with, to say the least.None of that seems to matter, though. We’ve heard Bungie refer to Destiny explicitly as a “console shooter" about half a hundred times over the weekend, and seen studio co-founder Jason Jones claim that nobody plays shooters with mouse and keyboard post-Halo, “’cause nobody wants to".
And yet.
Black Ops 2 raised more than $500 million on its first day of release. That's not even including pre-orders, that's in addition to however many copies were sold before release. It would be fair to assume that the financiers over at Activision are re-enacting their favourite money scenes from pop culture, such as the ones I've included below:
Call of Duty Elite will be free with the release of Black Ops 2, Activision have announced. Included will be the until-now paid-for parts of Elite’s service - Clans, daily competitions, Elite TV, pro analysis - while additional DLC will be sold separately, either as part of a $49.99 Season Pass or as $15 map packs. Four Black Ops 2 map packs have been announced so far.
Modern Warfare 3 has had a packed run of DLC since its release, due to be rounded off by 
