Bungie has fixed a Marathon-related bug that prompted Destiny 2 to be installed

, by Thibaut

Bungie has fixed a Marathon-related bug that prompted Destiny 2 to be installed

Some players who decided to pre-order Marathon noticed something strange. Another Bungie game decided to join the party.

The American studio has announced that it has fixed a problem that resulted in Destiny 2 being installed after pre-ordering Marathon on Steam. No, this was not a deliberate act by Bungie to encourage users to play its online FPS.

In addition, another issue that manifested itself as an error code when activating the Marathon code on Steam after purchasing the collector's edition has been fixed.

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