Today marks 10 years since the release of Bungie's first new IP since Halo with Destiny launching on PS3, PS4, Xbox 360, and Xbox One. While the original game was arguably too short-lived for its potential, Bungie came back with a sequel backed by Activision in 2017, with the game being a far cry from the Destiny 2 of modern days. Destiny 2 has evolved a lot over the years, and it became one of the greatest success stories of the live-service approach, which revitalized the title after a content draught on launch. Now, 10 years later, Bungie has fulfilled its promise to deliver a finale for the Light and Darkness saga with The Final Shape, and the studio is committing to a different, bittersweet promise.