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Destiny 2: When Is Crossplay Coming?
Destiny 2 is available on a huge number of platforms at this point, including Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, PS4, PS5, PC, and Google Stadia. However, you’re currently limited to playing with those on the same platform as you. This used to be the standard for nearly every game, but many modern first-person shooters have started offering crossplay support, such as Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War. Luckily, crossplay is coming to Destiny 2 in the future. But just when is Destiny 2 getting crossplay?
When is Destiny 2 getting crossplay?
Though Bungie hasn’t given a firm date, it said in late January that crossplay would be coming to Destiny 2 later this year.
It has been making changes to the game’s current systems in order to facilitate this move, including changing recoil to accommodate for those using mouse-and-keyboard control versus a controller. There will almost certainly need to be more changes once the feature is implemented, not only to make things balanced for cooperative events, but also for ensuring the Crucible stays fair.
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Every Cancelled and Ending TV Show Announced in 2021
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We’re keeping a running tally on all of the TV shows that have been cancelled or announced to be ending in 2021 so far. Some of the latest shows on the chopping block are Hulu’s Shrill, and TNT’s long-running crime drama, Animal Kingdom. TV shows could be cancelled for a number of reasons: ratings, budget, casting complications, and behind-the-scenes executive decisions we’ll never completely understand. Back in 2020, series like ABC’s Stumptown and Netflix’s GLOW were abruptly cancelled even after being renewed for additional seasons due to COVID-19 concerns.
On the other hand, series like BBC’s Peaky Blinders and Netflix’s On My Block have announced in advance when they’re ending, allowing both shows to go out on their own terms and hopefully craft a series finale with a satisfying conclusion. In the case of Peaky Blinders, showrunner Steven Knight told Deadline that after the show’s sixth and final season airs, there will be a movie to wrap up the story.
For a look at all of the cancelled or ending shows announced in 2021, check out the gallery below:
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For more TV news, check out our reviews for WandaVision episode 4, Netflix’s Finding ‘Ohana, and the series premiere of Syfy’s Resident Alien.
Need something new to watch? Check out what’s new to Netflix in February 2021, like Malcolm & Marie, a film starring Tenet’s John David Washington and Spider-Man: Far From Home’s Zendaya.
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David Griffin still watches DuckTales in his pajamas with a cereal bowl in hand. He’s also the TV Editor for IGN. Say hi on Twitter.