Bungie reveals gameplay for Marathon, confirming that the game's release date is set for Sep. 23, 2025 on Xbox, PC, and PlayStation.

While Arrowhead isn’t owned by Sony, Bungie, as of 2022, is. Not all PlayStation games available on other platforms require a PlayStation Network Account to be linked, of course, but until now ...

Bungie has now officially delayed Marathon and is no longer planning for a September 23rd release date. Bungie declined to offer a new date fans can expect the FPS extraction shooter, leaving fans ...

Bungie has confirmed that Marathon will not require players to create or use a PlayStation Network Account for the upcoming and highly-anticipated extraction shooter on Xbox and PC. With Sony’s ...

Phew, Marathon is set to avoid a PSN account requirement on non-PlayStation platforms, hopefully suggesting Sony's finally learned its lesson from the likes of Helldivers 2 It may burn out your ...

Sony still had Marathon slated in their presentation for FY 2025. It is reassuring that Bungie and Sony seem to be confident they can make the needed changes, or at least, that they are going to ...

Now, what may interest you to know is that Sony did not do this to Bungie’s live service project, Destiny 2. Once again, Sony did not elaborate on the finer details.

Still, some fans remain optimistic, and are hoping that Marathon will be the next live service success story for Sony after Helldivers 2. After all, the company paid a pretty penny for Bungie and ...

Marathon feels like a good extraction shooter, but it's not free-to-play, and I hope Sony and Bungie don't price it into an early grave.

The game director behind Bungie’s Marathon has said the studio isn’t expecting it to become Destiny 3, and that those who prefer PvE experiences may not even take to Marathon at all.

Marathon is Bungie's newest game, taking place in the universe that started in 1994. As the reveal is only days away, it's a good time to look back at the series that was pushing the limits of the ...

Bungie’s upcoming reboot of its classic Marathon series won’t require a PlayStation Network account if you’re playing on Xbox Series X or PC.