Bungie patent anticipates mobile games

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Bungie has a very important mission and from a certain vital perspective as a Sony company because it will take over the main offer of online multiplayer and games as a service, in fact, the plan is that by March 2026 we will already have several of these deliveries in the market. The projects of the creators of Halo Y Destiny They are not limited to consoles and are also targeting the lucrative mobile market.

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Bungie will also bet on mobile gaming

A report of The Game Post with information from Patent Scope revealed the recent publication of 6 patents registered by Bungie in March of this year and some of them have to do with mobile gaming. In this regard, the proposals of the North American company refer to the use of touch screens and options on them that will fulfill functions in the game, such as the “Virtual Button Charging” that allows automatic sprinting in games such as PUBG Mobile Y Call of Duty Mobilethat is, the objective is to offer a simple and intuitive interface for the user.

On the other hand, one of the patents directly mentions Destiny and the use of a mobile device as control, although the possibility is open regarding what will happen, as it may well be the much-mentioned mobile version of the game or its opening to a wider audience.

It should be remembered that Bungie was never reduced to Destiny During his period with Activision, the company has a project incubator and it is very likely that these have been decisive for Sony to take the step towards the acquisition. Likewise, PlayStation has emphasized that Bungie games will be multiplatform trying to enter once and for all in the competitive world of online multiplayer experiences and games as a service, something that will indirectly help reduce the impact of possible future exclusivity of Call of Duty with Xbox.

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