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Destiny
Bungie trying to keep Destiny "away from subscription" model
But what about micro-transactions?
During our recent visit to Bungie's studios to play Destiny, a roundtable Q&A with Investment Lead Tyson Green threw up the question of micro-transactions and payment models.
"We don't have anything to announce with micro-transactions at this point," he replied. "We're concentrating on the core sixty dollar experience; basically trying to keep the game away from needing a subscription or anything like that. It's not something we're really focusing on at all."
You can read more about the game in our info-filled article.
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