In September, a former Bungie lawyer said Sony is “forcing them to get their heads out of their asses.” The Red Legion stems back to the early days of Destiny 2, which launched in 2017.

Destiny 2 Red War lawsuit In the lawsuit, available here, it’s alleged that the Red Legion from the now-unplayable Destiny 2 Red War arc is a direct translation of Martinaeu’s story. Martineau ...

Though one might assume Bungie could add Red War and Curse of Osiris back to a private build of Destiny 2 in order to effectively dispute Martineau's case, the developer has actually admitted this ...

Martineau’s lawsuit (spotted by TheGamePost) claims that Bungie “deliberately and intentionally” copied his work for the story line of Destiny 2’s Red War campaign.

An author has filed a lawsuit against Bungie claiming copyright infringement in Destiny 2's Red War storyline. The lawsuit alleges Bungie copied key elements from author's story, including ...

In a declaration included as part of Bungie's attempt to dismiss the case, Destiny 2 game director Tyson Green explained that the Red War and Curse of Osiris campaigns "can no longer run because ...

But now, in an attempt to show the court that the concepts being cited in content like the D2 Red War campaign and Curse of Osiris DLC are different than his, Bungie has hit a snag.

They then used Destiny 2 Red War fan videos as evidence on the court. As it turned out, this one executive decision Bungie management made years ago was a costly mistake.

Author Matthew Kelsey Martineau, known under the pen name Caspar Cole, has filed a lawsuit against Bungie for copyright infringement, alleging that the studio copied his work to develop Destiny 2 ...

In Destiny 2, the last safe city on Earth has fallen and lay in ruins, occupied by a powerful new enemy and his elite army, the Red Legion. Every player creates their own character called a ...

“The creators of Destiny 2 did not independently create their version of the Red Legion but instead of have wrongfully copied Martineau’s original creation,” the suit alleges.