While the PS4 version runs at a native 1920x1080, or 1080p, Destiny on Sony's previous console is running at 1024x624 (sub-720p) -- roughly 30 percent the total pixel count of its current-gen cousin.

A new Destiny beta PS3 vs PS4 comparison shows how much better Destiny looks on the PS4 and explains why PS3 and PS4 gamers cannot play against each other during the beta and later this year. The ...

Destiny PS3 Beta Multiplayer Frame-Rate Test A look at PS3 multiplayer in isolation. The last-gen version holds up remarkably well in the performance stakes - for the most part comparable to PS4.

On Monday, Bungie announced that support for "Destiny" on Xbox 360 and PS3 will come to an end in August. Major game updates and downloadable content, such as the upcoming Rise of Iron expansion ...

Destiny is an absolutely beautiful game, and even more impressively, the PlayStation 3 version doesn't trail too far behind the PS4 in terms of looks. The footage below compares Destiny PS3 and ...

It was bound to happen, the question was just a matter of when. The "it" I'm referring to, of course, is developer Bungie cutting off support for the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 versions of Destiny.

Destiny confirmed for PS3 and PS4, exclusive content for PlayStation gamers. Jonny Vito / February 20, 2013. Activision’s CEO Eric Hirschberg has confirmed that it’s working with Bungie to ...

Excluding emergency fixes, this is it PS3 and Xbox 360 folks. Destiny was updated to version update 2.3.1 today, with Bungie noting it was the last one to be made available for legacy consoles.

Buy Destiny on PS3 or Xbox 360 digitally, upgrade to new-gen version for free. by Samit Sarkar. Via ...

The makers of the Halo successor unveil the news at Sony's PlayStation 4 event.

Destiny's next expansion, Rise of Iron, launches in September, and we know that it'll include a new raid, Strikes, weapons, gear, and playable area.But Bungie's decision to leave behind PS3 and ...

Digital Foundry compares the PS3 and PS4 betas. Destiny has proven its worth on PS4 but can its predecessor produce similarly satisfying gameplay?