As Bungie expands its horizons by bringing Destiny 2 to PC, Pre-Order sales have surpassed previous Destiny 1 Pre-Orders. Now that we're seeing Bungie and Activision Blizzard working together, Activision noted that the recent console beta attracted more players than Destiny 1's beta. Pre-orders for the Destiny sequel have also risen with the nearing of Destiny 2's release date, although no specific figures or further comparisons were offered.
Activision Publishing CEO Eric Hirshberg also notes that Destiny 2 Pre-orders were particularly high especially for the more expensive bundles. Destiny 1 was a game basically built on DLC and Hirschberg emphasizes that one of Destiny 1's major flaws was the lack of adding content in accordance to its demand; ending with: Destiny 2's expansion content is incredibly important.
Destiny 2 launches on September 6, 2017 for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One before coming to PC on October 24, 2017. The PC beta happens this August 28-31. Minimum and recommended specs for the beta can be found here and details on restrictions to third-party applications can be found here. A list of Destiny 2 game bundles and their content can be viewed here.
