It's like swimming through molasses, likes to crash, things can be hard or take too long to find, and the set up is just wrong. I don't have a problem with the desktop site but the store app on console and mobile needs a snappier redesign.
The Official PlayStation 5 Thread: Age Of The PS5 Pro
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Destiny 2 is coming to PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X
But that’s all we know right now
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Destiny 2 will be coming to the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X, developer Bungie announced on Thursday. Exactly when those next-gen versions will be released, or if they will have any changes from the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One versions, is unclear at this time.
“More details to come,” Bungie said in a tweetthis morning.
In theory, you would have been able to play Destiny 2 on the PS5 and Xbox Series X anyway, thanks to backwards compatibility. Sony says the PS5 will support an “overwhelming majority” of the more than 4,000 PS4 games and Xbox Series X will play existing Xbox One games. That means the PS4 and Xbox One versions of Destiny 2 will probably work on the next-gen consoles. But it’s nice to see that Bungie has committed to releasing versions of Destiny 2 optimized for the improved hardware on the upcoming machines.
But there are quite a few questions about how this is all going to work. Destiny 2 made the shift to a free-to-play model last fall and introduced a Fortnite-style seasonal battle passearlier this year, changes introduced after parting ways with previous publishing partner Activision in January 2019. Bungie also introduced cross-save last August, letting you move accounts between PS4, Xbox, and PC, and it seems likely you’ll be able to move your account to the next-generation versions of Destiny 2 as well.
However, it’s not clear if players on next-gen consoles will be able to play with or against players on the current generation, as that could be a concern if the new consoles add features like field-of-view sliders or drastic bumps in frame rate that could give you a competitive advantage. It’s also not clear if Bungie will let you transfer purchases.
Currently, despite cross-save allowing you to move your account across platforms, you still must buy individual licenses for in-game content if you want to access that content on another platform. That means you can play certain free-to-play elements of Destiny 2 on, say, PS4 while having only purchased the latest expansions on PC. But the expansion remains locked to where you buy it, requiring you buy it twice to access it elsewhere.
That said, this sounds like it could get very messy when next-gen consoles are thrown into the mix. That is, unless Bungie devises a way for you to transfer your purchases or blows up its entire seasonal model come this September, when the company plans to launch its official Year 3 expansion.
The Destiny news arrives after Microsoft revealed the first Xbox Series X gameplay footage today in a series of trailers for third-party games, including Assassin’s Creed Valhalla and Madden 21.
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But that’s all we know right now
- By Jay Peters
- on May 7, 2020 2:48 pm
Image: Bungie
Destiny 2 will be coming to the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X, developer Bungie announced on Thursday. Exactly when those next-gen versions will be released, or if they will have any changes from the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One versions, is unclear at this time.
“More details to come,” Bungie said in a tweetthis morning.
In theory, you would have been able to play Destiny 2 on the PS5 and Xbox Series X anyway, thanks to backwards compatibility. Sony says the PS5 will support an “overwhelming majority” of the more than 4,000 PS4 games and Xbox Series X will play existing Xbox One games. That means the PS4 and Xbox One versions of Destiny 2 will probably work on the next-gen consoles. But it’s nice to see that Bungie has committed to releasing versions of Destiny 2 optimized for the improved hardware on the upcoming machines.
But there are quite a few questions about how this is all going to work. Destiny 2 made the shift to a free-to-play model last fall and introduced a Fortnite-style seasonal battle passearlier this year, changes introduced after parting ways with previous publishing partner Activision in January 2019. Bungie also introduced cross-save last August, letting you move accounts between PS4, Xbox, and PC, and it seems likely you’ll be able to move your account to the next-generation versions of Destiny 2 as well.
However, it’s not clear if players on next-gen consoles will be able to play with or against players on the current generation, as that could be a concern if the new consoles add features like field-of-view sliders or drastic bumps in frame rate that could give you a competitive advantage. It’s also not clear if Bungie will let you transfer purchases.
Currently, despite cross-save allowing you to move your account across platforms, you still must buy individual licenses for in-game content if you want to access that content on another platform. That means you can play certain free-to-play elements of Destiny 2 on, say, PS4 while having only purchased the latest expansions on PC. But the expansion remains locked to where you buy it, requiring you buy it twice to access it elsewhere.
That said, this sounds like it could get very messy when next-gen consoles are thrown into the mix. That is, unless Bungie devises a way for you to transfer your purchases or blows up its entire seasonal model come this September, when the company plans to launch its official Year 3 expansion.
The Destiny news arrives after Microsoft revealed the first Xbox Series X gameplay footage today in a series of trailers for third-party games, including Assassin’s Creed Valhalla and Madden 21.
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Nah... PS4 Pro user. Don't remember if it was worse on base PS4 but it's still not good on the PS4 Pro.
ALonelyDad
Veteran
Crashes way too much, freezes, errors. This is just on PS itself, it works better on the computer
I've never seen any of those problems. 
I could see maybe it being a little slow when you're scrolling through a million games but I've literally never seen a crash. Are you using a regular peasant PS4 or are you on the pro
Wargames
One Of The Last Real Ones To Do It
Hood Critic
The Power Circle
Voice actor is a fukking clown. Fake as hell
so will this have full BC from ps1 to ps4 and can you use older style controllers? that ps5 controller looks like shyt
Marci-Senpai
Prosperity, longevity and a sound mind.
Shud I join team Sony next gen exclusively?
Some probably already seen this but... For those who haven't.
The Future of the Uncharted Series is With a New Developer
The Future of the Uncharted Series is With a New Developer
The Future of the Uncharted Series is With a New Developer
The Future of the Uncharted Series is With a New Developer
Hopefully Lost Legacy devs
Heard good things about that game. Beat UC4 but never played Lost Legacy. Anyways another link.
Sony Is Creating a New Game Development Team in San Diego
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