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The GR Show | Why Destiny 3 isn’t happening and how Valorant could replace Overwatch

By Paul Tamburro

The GR Show is a weekly Twitch talk show where the Game Revolution team reviews the latest upcoming releases, discusses the biggest news stories, and shares exclusive footage of the most talked-about games.

Rumors suggested that Destiny 3 would be announced last week, though Bungie threw a curveball by revealing that it was instead going to continue supporting Destiny 2 for the foreseeable future. This includes continuing to transform it into a live service game, with the announcement prompting a big response from its community.

In this week’s GR Show, Game Revolution’s editors discuss this massive new announcement, along with also sharing our thoughts on Riot Games’ tac-shooter Valorant, the new FPS/RTS mash-up Disintegration, and much more.

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Paul Tamburro
Paul Tamburro

Paul Tamburro is the Director of Content at Evolve Media.

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