Destiny 2's exo-dog, which you can pet to complete the Good Boy Protocol Triumph, is nicknamed 'Archie' and has an unusual development backstory. Whitney Meers . Published: Jan 13, 2023. Destiny 2 ...

Destiny 2 has a ton of customization options for players and one of the most popular to collect are emblems. There’s a new one on the block and it is called Mad Dog. If you want to get the Mad ...

Destiny 2's Archie the dog has become the FPS game's most controversial character after a satirical post analyzing Bungie's development process regarding the Destiny 2 robo-pup garnered over 6,000 ...

You Can Finally Pet The Dog In Destiny 2. A new emote available in Destiny 2's in-game store will give players a ghostly canine companion, with proceeds going to a good cause.

Archie the Dog, everyone's favorite Destiny 2 exo-canine, has finally made a return to the Tower, but players want to see him relocated.

Destiny 2's Adorable Robot Dog Has A Nightmare Fuel Origin Story. Yes, you can pet Destiny's 2 new exo-dog Archie. By Darryn Bonthuys on January 13, 2023 at 5:03AM PST. Comments.

The Guardian’s Best Friend Triumph in Destiny 2 is awarded for petting a dog. In fact, this is a special mechanical dog! Being able to pet the dog will take a bit of work, including unlocking an ...

Wish-Ender got huge buffs in Destiny 2 but how about another 66% damage increase on top of that? ... Though if it’s gone on this long, maybe Bungie is content to let sleeping dogs lie here.

Destiny 2 dev Bungie convinced Naughty Dog to scrap Last of Us Online to keep pursuing single-player, reveals ex-PlayStation boss. By Lewis White. Last Updated February 19, 2025.

Destiny 2 is not messing around with the cosmetic collaboration that kicks off Season of the Deep, which began on Tuesday. Given the huge shuffle of acquisitions and mergers in 2022, you may have ...

It turns out the creation of Destiny 2's lovable new robot dog, Archangel, started with a pink, gelatinous demon. Bungie released a development diary that absolutely no sane person asked for in ...

While Sony paid $3.7 billion for Bungie, including $1.2 billion for staff retention, the developer has now laid off a number of employees on Monday, including some of its most forward-facing team ...