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Bungie has acknowledged fan demand for a remastered version of Destiny 1 following a significant price drop for the game's expansions and DLCs. While the community is excited about the possibility of updated graphics and features, Bungie's recent layoffs and resource constraints make a full-scale remaster challenging. Despite this, the original Destiny remains accessible, and discussions about its future continue to engage fans.
Destiny 1 has received a significant permanent price reduction on PlayStation and Xbox, making it more accessible for players to experience the original looter shooter and its expansions. The complete bundle, Destiny – The Collection, now costs $19.99, down from $59.99, and includes the base game and all expansions. This price cut offers a great opportunity for both returning players and newcomers to explore the game's iconic adventures.
Meta has slashed the price of its Meta Quest 2 VR headset by 50%, offering the 128 GB version for $250 and the 256 GB version for $300, with refurbished models available at a further discount. However, the company has also removed the ability to stream directly to Chromecast devices, now requiring users to cast to a phone or computer first. This change affects all Quest headsets and comes as the company faces competition from upcoming products like Apple's Vision Pro. Despite this, Meta's Quest 2 remains a more affordable entry point into VR, especially compared to its own Quest 3 and other competitors like Sony's PSVR2.
Meta has reduced the price of its popular Quest 2 VR headset to $250 for the 128GB model and $300 for the 256GB model, with even lower prices for refurbished units. This price cut follows the release of the Quest 3, which offers higher resolution and more graphical power but at a significantly higher price point. The Quest 2's price reduction makes it more accessible for those interested in VR, and Meta has also discounted various Quest 2 accessories.