As Bungie plots a future for more Destiny, head of product Josh Deane has clarified that players don't need to "buy Marathon as a donation" just to support the studio's plans.
Bungie Says 'Don't Buy Marathon as a Donation' as Destiny Players Look to Support Studio's Future
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