Gaming develops at an extremely high pace, not only in terms of hardware but also in terms of software. Most gaming studios have regular updates for their products not only in order to fix bugs but also to improve the content quality and the user experience of the game they have marketed. These updates allow for the games to run on multiple gaming environments, for the implementation of features that make it easier for the player to navigate the game, and for the preparation of additions that come with every season pass or expansion. The problem is that on many occasions, the updates do not deliver the things that the studio initially thought of implementing.

Keeping the software of a game up to date is extremely important not only when one talks about online, console, or computer games but also when one talks about games such as the ones players can enjoy by visiting online casinos or on non-traditional gaming platforms. Offering a game that was released 15 years ago without any serious updates can lead to technical problems. Because of that, studios and developers do regular quality controls, in order to ensure that everything works perfectly and in order to adapt the product to every technological advancement that comes after the release of more modern hardware.

 

Can Games Run on Ten-Year Plans?

 

Most online multiplayer game providers launch their games with the hope that the title will have a very long life cycle. Games such as Halo Infinite, Destiny, League of Legends or Final Fantasy 14 have to keep their users active, and because of that, they have to release multiple seasonal contents, expansions, and special side-missions. When it comes to seasons and expansions, Bungie is an expert, but most major studios know what to do in order to keep their players happy and active over long periods of time.

 

 

Destiny 2 – An Online Shooter for Hardcore Gamers

 

Bungie’s Destiny 2 offers the smoothest gaming experience to those who enjoy online multiplayer shooters and its competitors most definitely try to copy some of the functionalities Bungie has implemented in its product. There are, of course, things that Bungie can improve or even clone from other games, but overall, its game stands out, encouraging more and more players to join Destiny’s universe. Nevertheless, Bungie will have to keep working on Destiny 2 so that the quality of the game remains high, especially considering that the game is slowly reaching the end of its life cycle.

 

Halo Infinite – The New Kid on the Block

 

Destiny and Halo have a lot of things in common, and it seems like they will remain each other’s competitors in the future. Destiny 2 is an older but more complete game, while Halo Infinite is a new game with a lot of potential for future improvements. Both games are expected to remain active until 2030, even if their studios are already working on their next installments. The only question on every gamer’s mind is how these two games will remain relevant when more 9th generation games become available.