Destiny: The Collection was finally announced on Monday, nearly three full weeks after Amazon leaked the upcoming compilation, and Bungie published a new trailer to celebrate the news. And, as always, there’s a pre-order bonus for anyone willing to pay in advance.
We first heard about Destiny: The Collection last month, after listings for the unannounced bundle appeared on Amazon UK , but Bungie has finally confirmed plans to release its second Destiny compilation in as many years. Last year, the studio offered the entirety of the Destiny catalog to new players for just $20 over the base price of The Taken King . And it looks like the studio was happy with the results, because it’s doing the same thing this year.
According to new Amazon listings for Destiny: The Collection , this year’s compilation will once again be priced at just $60 when it debuts next month. The Collection will include all of the Destiny content released thus far, including next month’s expansion, and heads to stores alongside Rise Of Iron on September 20. The compilation is presumably meant for anyone curious about Destiny who hasn’t tried the shared-world shooter at some point in the last two years. Bungie is probably hoping to sell some copies to the millions of Destiny fans still playing on PS3 and Xbox 360, too.
For more on Destiny: The Collection , take a minute to watch the new trailer published on Monday morning. Those planning to get the PS4 version can also head over the US PlayStation Blog for details on the map, quest and ship that will be exclusive to Sony’s latest console.Then head down to the comments section and let us know if you’re planning to make the jump from last-gen to current-gen consoles when Destiny: Rise Of Iron debuts next month.
Destiny: The Collection is in development for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. The upcoming Destiny compilation heads to stores on Sept. 20.
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