Activision has confirmed the recently rumoured Destiny collection for PS4 and Xbox One, and it’s coming this September.
Listed by Amazon UK last month, the collection bundles together the base version of Destiny alongside all previously released expansions.
The Collection is set to launch on September 20 alongside Rise of Iron, and it will cost you £50/$59.99 on PS4 and Xbox One.
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If you plan on pre-ordering the collection digitally you’ll gain access to all available content while you wait for Rise of Iron to come later next month.
In addition, you’ll also receive a Level Booster similar to the one included with The Taken King. This means you won’t have to grind your way up in order to play each expansion.
In terms of pre-order bonuses, picking it up digitally will nab you the Iron Gjallarhorn rocket launcher, adding more than a few lethal punches to your arsenal.
Unfortunately for PS3 and Xbox 360 players, Rise of Iron is skipping out on older consoles.
Luckily, Bungie has released information on how to digitally upgrade your saved data and character progress to the current generation.
Destiny – The Collection is set to launch on September 20 alongside the Rise of Iron expansion.
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