In a shocking revelation, it appears that Bungie, the studio behind Halo, considered a major overhaul for Destiny 2, branding it as 'Destiny Infinity'. This decision came into play after the underperformance of last summer's Edge of Fate expansion and December's Renegades, Star Wars-themed crossover expansion. The proposed relaunch would have marked a return to Destiny's original one big expansion model, but reportedly, the costs and risks associated with it were deemed too high. Destiny 3 was also considered, yet it seems there's no sign of a third installment in the works, with production costs cited as the key issue. Bungie confirmed that content updates for its live service shooter would end on June 9, nearly nine years after launch. Despite active development ending, Destiny 2 will remain playable. Sony, Bungie's new owner, admitted that the acquisition has yet to pay off and recently reported a significant impairment loss due to underperformance of Bungie specifically. The extraction shooter Marathon, launched early March, also failed to meet sales expectations. Destiny fans, distraught over the decision to end support for the franchise, are planning to "crash the servers" on June 9 to demonstrate their ongoing interest in the game and show that it's still a valuable franchise worth investing in.