The legal case against Bungie and Destiny 2 for copyright infringement will be moving forward, after Bungie has failed to produce archived content that is the subject of the lawsuit.
Writer Matthew Kelsey Martineau sued Bungie for copyright infringement in 2024 regarding the company's use of storylines in the Red Legion content that were allegedly very similar to Martineasu's writings on WordPress (via Gamesindustry.biz). As reported by VGC, the motion from Bungie to have the lawsuit dismissed has been denied by the courts, due to the company being unable to produce "vaulted" content that is the subject of the lawsuit.
More to follow.
Source: VGC, Gamesindustry.biz
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Destiny 2 is a multi-player, live-service, first-person shooter by the original creators of Halo, Bungie. Players will assume the role of a Guardian - an elite force of protectors of Earth that are bestowed with a power called Light to defend humanity from encroaching aliens and a threat known as the Darkness. The game has several expansions that flesh out the world and constantly change the core game's world while introducing brand new challenging raid events for teams of players to take on.
