Destiny PS4 DLC
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With slick shooting and some stunning scenery, Destiny would have been a shoo-in for our Game of the Year if there was a bit more substance to it. Bungie seems aware that its first-person shooter lacks content, though, and has plotted out a rather long roadmap of post-release support for the not-quite MMO. The plan was put into action with the disappointing The Dark Below late last year, and will continue with The House of Wolves soon.

A leaked image teases that this big content drop will deploy on 10th March, which is a Tuesday, and will include three story missions, one strike, one raid, and four Crucible maps much like its predecessor. However, the big news is that, according to the aforementioned photograph, an even bigger expansion pack named Comet: The Plague of Darkness will deploy in September. This will include 12 story missions, four strikes, one raid, six Crucible maps, and one new location.

Assuming that the picture is accurate, it looks like this will ship in a box – perhaps as part of some kind of Definitive Edition. There's also the mention of new subclasses and weapon types, so it should seriously boost the amount of stuff to do in the game. Apparently, it'll be followed by two smaller expansion packs as well, which we suppose will lead into a full sequel in 2016. Of course, while we're keen on the idea of more content, we can't help but wonder how much this is all going to cost.

[source bungie.net, via reddit.com, vg247.com]