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Destiny Drawing Board: Shrike

SigbiasSilva let us know about the latest Destiny Drawing Board entry - this one focuses on the vehicle known as the Shrike. Beautiful! (You can, of course, find a local copy of this entry - and in fact ALL entries - in our Destiny Drawing Board Archive. For, you know... posterity.)

Reaching for that bar

Adrian Majkrzak is an artist who builts concepts that get turned into stuff we'll eventually play in Destiny. The latest Breaking-In article at Bungie.net gives you the lowdown on what drives him, how he honed the skills that got him hired, and what he does in his spare time. He's even got some advice for aspiring artists who might look with longing at the job he's got. Go read! (Thanks, Xenos.)

Destiny Updates: January Bungie Podcast

Destiny Updates published a video that covers the January Bungie podcast - he breaks down all the competitive multiplayer info that was divulged in the podcast and provides some really interesting insight into what he thinks all this means. Check it out!

John Favaro: Dinosaur, Ninja Turtle, Bungie Superhero

As a Production Engineer at Bungie, John Favaro jumps at the opportunity to remove the metaphorical roadblocks that sometimes pop up in the course of game development, clearing the way for his fellow Bungie employees to get more work done. If the can-do attitude he exhibits in DeeJ's latest Breaking In article is any indication, John would probably take a shot at moving literal roadblocks as well - if it didn't expose his secret identity, of course.

Sneaky, sneaky

With no fanfare, Bungie has updated their Screenshots collection - there are a few new pictures available for your viewing pleasure in their Destiny Media section. Check 'em out - they're purty! (All of these images have appeared on the web, in one form or another, in recent stories - it's nice that they're now archived at b.net.)

Andy Xiao: 8-bit beginnings to Spec Ops Specialist

The latest Breaking In feature is up over at bungie.net; this installment focuses fire on Andy Xiao, a generalist operative on the Spec Ops team.  His various talents are applied in key places to enrich the Bungie secret sauce, adding his own artistic touch to the Destiny experience.  Go read up on this tea-swilling, cat-loving craftsman; I'm looking forward to seeing the hard work he and his team put into Public Events!

Games has your Destiny Deets

If you're looking for the next info drop, swing by Gamesâ„¢ Magazine - they've got a nice 8-page spread on Destiny in their January 9 issue. There's not a boatload of new info - but it is a nice summary, and the pictures ain't bad at all! (If you're looking to buy a digital copy, and you're not in the UK, you might have trouble with both the Amazon and iTunes options... but Google Play works nicely.)

Testing Your Investments

The latest Breaking-In article at Bungie.net focuses on the life, loves, and motivations of Investment Test Lead Daniel Auchenpaugh. Your interaction with Destiny loot will depend, to some degree, on this man - go learn more about him! Eagle-eyed sario was the first to notice on our forum.

Progressing your character without throwing it away

Tyson Green gave another interview to GameInformer; this one focused on how your character will progress in Destiny. It's a great read. Thanks, Mr Daax.

Game Informer Podcast with DeeJ and Urk

Game Informer's December Destiny coverage continues today in the form of a 45-minute podcast with DeeJ and Urk. Big thanks to Xenos for dropping a link in the forum, too!

The Big Decisions

"We don't want to be constrained. We just want to make awesome stuff."

Technical Art Director Ryan Ellis gave an interview to Game Informer in which he describes the growth of the team (and the evolution of the gameplay - did you know Destiny started as a third person shooter?). Go give it a watch! Thanks, Xenos.

Beautiful Reasons to Haul Uranus Around the Solar System

Bungie art director Christopher Barrett is back with the Game Informer crew breaking down the incredible locations you'll visit around the solar system when you pop Destiny into your disc tray. No word on whether or not GI can be held legally responsible for the damage my drool has now caused my laptop keyboard. Thanks a lot guys. Anyway... GO CHECK IT OUT!

The Music of the Spheres

Game Informer continues to unveil the wealth of Destiny content they generated from their recent visit to Bellevue - the latest piece is a video interview with Marty O'Donnell and Mike Salvatori, discussing the music of Destiny and the collaboration they were able to enter into with Paul McCartney. Go watch. Thanks to Zero for the heads-up.

Breaking In - Jonathon Dobbs

Jonathon Dobbs squashes bugs - bugs that would make Destiny less appealing to you and me. You can read about his job, his life, and his road to Bungie in the latest Breaking In article at B.net - if you want your OWN job there, or if you want to know more about the people who are building the game that will swallow your next holiday season, this is a good series to keep up with! (Thanks, Xenos.)

Christopher Barrett talks enemies with game informer

Xenos mentioned in the forum that Game Informer has published another Destiny feature, this time focusing on the various enemy factions found in Destiny.  There are a few new tidbits about the look and feel of each, plus some hints about spaces we might see them inhabit.  Go read!

Become A Legend

Destiny Author dropped by with news of Destiny Dispatch’s Become A Legend Project. It’s a pretty neat idea that will culminate as an eBook full of community fan fiction. If you like to write and you like Destiny, this might be for you - check it out!

Destiny will treat gamers like adults

Tyson Green (who came to Bungie from the Myth and Halo communities oh so many years ago) is the subject of the latest Game Informer interview - and his points are truly fascinating! He's the Investment Lead for Destiny, and it's his job to keep you coming back for more. He tries to explain where inspiration has come from other games, and where he feels that other games haven't gone far enough. He directly addresses multiple concerns mentioned on our forums (and elsewhere) - I STILL don't fully understand how it's all going to work, but I'm heartened to know that Bungie understands what makes me nervous, and is actively thinking about those things. Go watch for yourself! Thanks, Xenos.

You Might Not Know it, but Lars Bakken is Competitive

Game Informer sat down with Lars Bakken, design lead on Destiny, to talk all things multiplayer (well, some things). Lars talks about design philosophy, mechanics and how Destiny compares to Halo. If you're not the video type, Ragashingo put together a list of key information. 

Destiny featured on the January cover of Game Informer

Game Informer revealed today that their January cover will sport three of Destiny's Guardians venturing out from beneath The Traveller. The announcement teases some of the questions that have been simmering among the community for a while, and the accompanying preview video has some new visuals to whet your appetite for the full issue.  Go feast your eyes! (Man, am I hungry.)

I've Got the Whole Traveler in My Hands

Martin from Destiny Overwatch whipped up a few Destiny themed Xbox One controllers. If you're the type that likes to match your consoles accessories and your clothing, you might want to check out his faction themed controllers as well - go look!

Fireteam Grisly & Destiny Dispatch Episode 10

Destiny Dispatch released a piece of art for their upcoming webcomic, Fireteam Grisly. It's always great to see what the community comes up with - I can't wait to see what this is all about! We also missed the release of their latest podcast episode - the crew discusses the recently released Xbox One and PS4 and share their next-gen experiences. Check it out!

Celine Bolduc: French Localization Editor

Défendez la dernière cité sur Terre. Vainquez nos ennemis. Explorez les ruines de notre système solaire. Devenez une légende. Pardon my French, but it looks like Bungie is planning to kick ass all over the world when Destiny releases, and Céline Bolduc is there to make sure the message of world domination doesn't get lost in translation. Read about her story (in English, thankfully) in the latest Breaking In article over at Bungie.net. (Thanks for the new tip, sario!)

Mike Shannon: Pool Shark, Server Wrangler, Future Restaurateur

Throw caution to the wind and skip class to read the latest Breaking In article to learn about Mike Shannon, Senior IT Engineer on the Data Center team, and his unorthodox journey to Bungie. Find out how this hard-working foodie climbed the ranks of the IT world, then take his advice and head back to class with a renewed hunger for expanding your breadth and depth of knowledge.

The Hunter's Blade

A new Drawing Board is upon us thanks to Bungie, but this time it isn't a gun - it's a knife. And what a lovely tool of destruction it is. Go read.

GrimBrother IV pointed it out first in our forums. He keeps this up, Xenos may be out of a job as "the guy who finds stuff before us".

Kailey Frizzell: Funky Bands, Fuzzy Blankets, Freeing Phogoth

Another Breaking In article has surfaced, and this time the spotlight shines on Kailey Frizzell. She's a technical artist on the Bungie's Spec Ops team, which might sound like a really cool, impressive job, but in actuality is a... really cool, impressive job. Hm. At any rate, visit Bungie.net to read all about Kailey's fascinating journey to Bungie, her axe-cellent geek credentials, and her favorite moment from the Moon.

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