Since its split with Activision in 2019, Bungie has tried to make Destiny 2 one of the most ubiquitous shooters on the market. In a lot of ways, the details announced today are similar to the Sadia Premiere offering established with Google. These deals certainly make Destiny 2 available to a larger group of players, but those players will technically be playing the exact same game as those on Sony's PS4. These latest reveals suggest a strong bond between Microsoft and Bungie going forward, but the developer made it clear that no specific content will ever be exclusive to a single platform now or in the foreseeable future. In fact, even Microsoft itself has been pretty quiet with regard to xCloud news, as the service slowly inches its way out of beta and into a public release candidate.įor those who'd like a more powerful option with less latency than a stream, you'll be glad to know it's been reaffirmed once more that Destiny 2 will indeed be optimized for Xbox Series X later this year, with full 4K support and a 60 fps frame rate. This is a particularly notable reveal, as it is one of the first times a major third-party developer has made an xCloud-related announcement. BungieĪnd to make the Game Pass prospects even sweeter, those who have a premium subscription to Game Pass Ultimate will soon be able to stream Destiny 2 to their Android mobile phones via the emerging xCloud streaming platform. 'Destiny 2' is available now on PS4, Xbox One, PC and Stadia.
Beyond Light will come to the service in November. 'Destiny 2' is headed to Xbox Game Pass in September.
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