Bungie posted a new Destiny gameplay trailer which features the location of Venus which hasn’t been showcased before and wasn’t part of the recent Beta test. Destiny releases on September 9th worldwide on last gen and current gen systems and is shaping up to be one hell of a game.
Bungie has now confirmed that players who spent hours nurturing their characters in the Destiny Beta won’t be able to use those same characters in the final game citing changes behind the scenes as a good reason why old characters won’t work. Whilst this news isn’t unexpected, it does mean
Gamers still thriving on the aged Xbox 360 who are perhaps looking at Destiny as the next go to game this September might consider upgrading to the Xbox One console, but given the quality of the game’s graphics, is the next gen upgrade worth it for this particular multiplatform game?
Destiny cross generation play allows gamers to carry their character and progress from the PS3 to the PS4 (and vice versa) with ease. We are assuming this will also work with Xbox 360 and Xbox One when the Beta and game roll out which is great for those people upgrading
The Destiny Beta is available now on both the PS3 and PS4 with Xbox One/360 owners having to wait until next week to jump in. While many gamers are focusing on the superior looking PS4 version, here’s a video of Destiny PS3 20 minutes opening gameplay.
There seems to be a sentiment among some sections of the gaming community that the upgrade to Xbox One or PS4 from last gen systems is not that big a deal where the games don’t look that much different. Whilst it might be true there’s discernible differences between next gen
Bungie’s Destiny Beta is now live for PS4 gamers across the globe and we’ve posted some 60 minutes of gameplay that looks beyond the opening mission. The game is shaping up to be an excellent, well made prospect that has the potential to hang out with the likes of Call
Gamers who have pre-ordered Destiny and are awaiting to play the Destiny beta in the UK on the PS4 will be able to jump in and start playing from 6pm this evening. Currently, European gamers are having to wait to receive their beta codes from the Bungie website, but hopefully
The Destiny Alpha is in full swing for PS4 gamers and in case you’ve not been able to jump in, take a look at some Destiny 60 minutes gameplay which features moments of solo and co-op in our video. The character class is a human female Titan.
The Destiny Alpha has launched for many on PS4 and so we spent some time looking at the character creation options at the start of the experience. Players can choose from three classes, Titan, Hunter and Warlock and then a further three races both male or female which include Human,
