Destiny 2. Bungie. This week, I wrote an article detailing the many, many problems with the current armor system in Destiny 2.Chief among them was that I claimed it was impossible to get high-stat ...

Destiny 2 4K, 60 FPS Is As Smooth As Butter. Destiny has always been limited to consoles, but that's all changing with Destiny 2, as the upcoming game is landing not only on the likes of the PS4 ...

See Destiny 2 on PC, this time with our preferred input method. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Nvidia released some of the ...

As its name suggests, Armour 3.0 is yet another sweeping overhaul to the way your armour works in Destiny 2. Third time's the ...

On Tuesday morning, Bungie unveiled the future of Destiny 2, including the new Beyond Light expansion. The studio spoke about how the game will work on next-gen consoles like the Series X and ...

Destiny 2’s PC version will support a number of advanced visual features, including 4K resolution support and an uncapped frame rate.That means that people with a graphics card that’s powerful ...

Destiny 2 on PC supports resolutions up to 4K and unlocked framerates, potentially letting you go above 60 FPS if you have the necessary hardware. (Bungie recently announced Destiny 2's required ...

Given Destiny can be a competitive game, 30 vs. 60 FPS matters. Bungie's excuse is that the Pro's CPU is simply not powerful enough to run the new adventure at 60 FPS, given all of the physics ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Destiny 2 hits the PC tomorrow, on Tuesday, October 24. And having recently spent a couple ...

Get ready Guardian! The god of cunning has finally revealed themselves in Destiny 2's latest expansion: The Witch Queen. Equip an arsenal of new exotic weapons like the Grand Overture and Parasite ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Destiny 2's PC version promises to offer the best possible experience in terms of technical specifications, but we haven't had a great sense of ...