‘Fully committed to delivering our full vision for Destiny on every console we ship on.’

Afterits showing at the PS4 reveal, Bungie’sDestinyis now one of the most anticipated titles for next-gen. In a fan Q&A, Bungie stated that current-gen versions, including PS3 and Xbox 360, will deliver the “full vision” of the game.

“We’ve been planning for multiple hardware platforms from the very beginning,” community manager David Dague said, “and while we can’t get into the minute technical details of each console, we’re fully committed to delivering our full vision forDestinyon every console we ship on.”

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In the early days of the PS3 and Xbox 360, one version always bogged down the other. PS2 textures were stretched for PS3, while frame rate dropped on Xbox games that the Xbox 360 ran just fine.

So, it is precisely the “minute technical details of each console” that remains a concern and unanswered by Bungie. Nevertheless, it’s good to know that the games won’t be different in terms of content, or at least that’s what this reply suggests.

The opening area of the Whisper mission, in a small grove.

“Destinywill be a profoundly Bungie experience, no matter which platform you choose to play it on,” Dague said. “It will be made better by the independent, but connected communities that rise up to support it and shape it and make it sing.”

The Divide in the Cosmodrome, where the Guardian was resurrected.

A holofoil Ribbontail, as seen in collections.

The Phoneutria Fera hand cannon, inspired by the Season of the Haunted armor set. It has a unique, galactic glow.

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Mad Maggie opens a supply bin and an item with a symbol indicating infinite ammo appears.

Legends slide through a zipline in King’s Canyon in Apex Legends.

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The Yeartide Apex tex Mechanica SMG with a Holofoil glow.