While Destiny is staying online for PS3 and Xbox 360, there are some significant-sounding changes on the way to the gameplay experience. For one, players will no longer be able to buy the Silver ...

Destiny is available now for PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, Xbox 360, and Xbox One, while its next expansion Rise of Iron drops on September 20, 2016 only for PS4 and Xbox One. With EA moving to ...

but don't have an Xbox One? That's alright, you can digitally grab Destiny on your Xbox 360 and upgrade for free when you do get the Xbox One someday. It's a cool little promotion the guys at ...

Destiny developer Bungie has just revealed its beta launch window for Xbox One and 360. It follows news that Destiny's Sony-exclusive content will stay on PS3 and PS4 only until Fall 2015.

All PlayStation platform exclusives in the original Destiny have now been made available on Xbox One and Xbox 360. Dusty Iron Engrams, which include class-specific armor sets Quest "Show Of ...

The Xbox One and Xbox 360 opening will be beginning the following Wednesday. The release for both PlayStation and Xbox systems for Destiny will require either PlayStation Plus or Xbox Live Gold ...

Update 1: Destiny developer Bungie has also released new images of some of the weapons launching with Rise of Iron in September. The new items and unlockables include a brand new Ghost ...

Read our full Destiny review. Destiny isn’t the first ... PlayStation 4, Xbox 360, and Xbox One. With the foundations now laid and the all-important beta just around the corner, we spoke with ...

The price for all of Destiny 1's DLC and expansions in one simple package is currently just $20. Destiny – The Collection, normally still $60 (???), has been marked down 66 percent (via The Game ...

Bungie has now slashed the price of all Destiny 1 content in a single bundle to $20, where yes, those servers are in fact still online despite the vast majority of the playerbase over on Destiny 2 ...