Bungie’s CEO Pete Parsons spoke with IGN and shared some information regarding the studio’s future and its plans to become one of the best entertainment companies. This means to diversify the developers’ catalog of games to include more than Destiny by 2025.
Bungie has split from Activision ths year and we think that Activision wasn’t getting enough revenue from the game, despite being a huge seller.
Parsons explains,
“You think this is going to be a really big stressor, but it’s become a really bright shining spot on our ability to bring products to the marketplace and customers.
…we need to begin transforming Destiny. The Destiny that we really believe in, like, the thing we think Destiny needs to become…
…by 2025 we have a pretty specific path to make sure we transform Destiny and that we have other franchises within the marketplace.”
Bungie basically wants to continue working on Destiny as it is now improving itself and in the meantime wants one other franchise to come out in the near future.
For more information on Destiny 2, check out here.
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