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With no new content for Destiny 2 and Marathon's continued development, the future of Bungie has never been more uncertain

PlayStation's highly-anticipated State of Play event was flooded by demands for Destiny 3.

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Over 300,000 people have signed a petition asking Sony to greenlight Destiny 3, but got no announcement at today's State of Play.

Hosting a Sony State of Play broadcast not even two weeks after announcing that the next Destiny 2 update will be its last was always going to attract attention from the soon-to-be alienated player base. However, it's the week of Summer Game Fest, so it's pretty unavoidable. As early as three hours prior to the broadcast beginning, there were almost 6,000 viewers waiting in the chat, with comments ranging from "Save Destiny!" through to "We Want Destiny 3" already popping up. As the broadcast started, the enthusiasm only ramped up, with floods of messages of support for the Destiny franchise c