India, May 22 -- On Monday, as the makers of Destiny 2, Bungie, announced that they are going to discontinue live updates for the game with the 9 update and put the game on maintenance mode, buzz about Destiny 3 has only grown on social media.

But a sequel to Destiny is not coming as Bungie has decided to devote attention to a new game title altogether, called Marathon. And that has made Destiny fans heartbroken, including popular video game writer Paul Tassi.

Noting the accusations that Marathon "killed" a potential Destiny sequel, Tassi acknowledged in his piece for Forbes that the decision of Bungie was "more complicated." But he notes that the developer's shift of focus on Marathon from Destiny 2 was evident in a series of content g...