We’ve always heard of delays and games getting pushed back, but pushed earlier? That’s rare, though not by much. Destiny 2’s console release was scheduled for September 8 but has now been pushed to two days earlier- September 6.
No specifics on why it got an earlier release date, but who would be complaining about this? Enjoy a new trailer instead:
Alongside that announcement, the console beta has now been dated. PS4 will be getting it first on July 19 1AM (local time, +8 GMT). Xbox One players will get the access one day later also starting at 1AM.
These early access are for those who pre-ordered. Those that prefer not to do so will still have access to the beta, albeit a bit later on July 22 1AM. The beta concludes on July 24 12PM.
The PS4 version of Destiny 2 will have a timed exclusive content in the form of one extra competitive multiplayer map, one Strike (three player co-op) mission, one ship, legendary armour sets and one exotic sniper rifle.
PC will also be receiving a beta sometime in late August. A release date has also been confirmed for PC: October 26. As expected, it’s a much later than the console release, but if it means the PC is getting the proper love and treatment it should all be worth the wait.