Bungie is heading to Anaheim, California next month according to its latest weekly update. This wouldn’t normally be noteworthy but Sony’s PlayStation Experience is taking place next month and it’s likely that some new Destiny info will be revealed.

However, don’t think it’s something major like Destiny 2. As per the update, “The particulars of our mission are still a mystery. We’ll cross that finish line soon.” This seems to at least hint at Sparrow Racing League being showcased, especially since it was seen at last year’s PlayStation Experience. The live event was available shortly after its PSX appearance and will likely close out the year of Destiny content.

The question is what changes we’ll see, especially given the reception to Festival of the Lost which locked many of its new items behind a pay-wall with micro-transactions. What are your thoughts on SRL possibly making an appearance at PSX 2016? Let us know in the comments.

Bungie’s Sparrow Racing League for Destiny – a free event which provides two tracks, a variety of different Sparrows, emotes and racing-themed gear for racing – has come to an end.

The event ended following today’s weekly reset and it’s not exactly confirmed if it will be coming back. Bungie is collecting feedback for the same so you can head over to its forums to tell the developer what you think.

Any racing gear you earned from the event, including Legendaries, will still remain with you but any horns that aren’t Legendary won’t be carried over. Anything purchased with micro-transactions will also still be available to you.

This won’t be the only event that Bungie has planned – it teased a content drop as large as The Taken King in Spring 2016 though the nature of this is unknown. What are your thoughts on SRL? Let us know in the comments below and stay tuned for more information.

If you’ve been a regular Crucible player in Destiny, you may have faced some rather daunting opponents and less than capable team-mates. Some have speculated that the newest update may have changed matchmaking algorithms for the Crucible. Could the recent addition of the Sparrow Racing League be the cause?

According to Bungie’s Derek Carroll on Twitter, there are, “No new systems for SRL MM. Possible that population is concentrated in the single SRL playlist compared to others.”

Carroll followed up by stating that, “What you’re feeling is likely the effect of SRL on (for example) Skirmish population, rather than any systemic change.”

It’s an interesting point – usually, when events like Iron Banner are around, you’ll be unable to really find opponents in regular Crucible. Another example is when the King’s Fall raid first went live and almost no one was playing PvP.

What are your thoughts on the current Crucible matchmaking and the nature of the opponents/team-mates you’re getting? Let us know in the comments.