Bungie is not why Sony is getting all the exclusives it's Activision! But thanks Bungie for the amazing years you have provided us! :)

Here, here! I honestly feel as if this is the attitude of the majority of Xbox gamers. We love that Bungie makes great games that we enjoy.....and we get to enjoy Destiny! Four days of Beta is fine with me. Playing Titanfall over the beta weekend was still one of the most enjoyable gaming experiences with friends that I've ever had. July 23rd will be the same thing for me. The vocal minority are just that.....the minority. They flood the forums with cries of woe and abandonment but never contribute anything constructive. They cry about how awful this Bungie Day was, but don't realize that they're the very reason this Bungie Day "sucked". Last year, we had an awesome Bungie Day full of spirited competition, creativity, and most importantly......fun. Bungie provided the canvas for the day, but the community was the artist who filled the canvas with brush strokes of creativity. This Bungie Day was great too in its own unique way! The last few remaining questions in my mind (beta date & collectors edition) were revealed! I now know the road that lies ahead. My body is ready. [b]To echo the OP. Thank you Bungie for creating a fantastic game that I will be able to play on the console I prefer. Thank you for making a game you believe in. Thank you for taking risks. Thank you for pushing the envelope. Thank you for allowing us to have a voice here on the forums; forums in which we can disagree and have spirited debates. Thank you for putting out an Alpha and allowing PS4 players to stream and record footage (they were our eyes and ears when we xbox players had none). Thank you for being one of the best game companies out there![/b] TL;DR - Just kidding there is no TL;DR, take a few minutes and read something longer than two sentences for once.

I'm glad I get the game, Microsoft is the real problem right now.

I've only been with Bungie the last year, starting with Halo: Reach, but some of the people I've met on this sight and on they're games, incredible to say the least. Halo taught us to fight for what we believe in and the some friends are worth dying for. Now I can't even begin to imagine what Destiny will show us. I'm sure we have all had that feeling where we don't belong and don't quite fit in, I have had plenty of that experience, but here, we are all one big family and I'm sure that we will continue to grow and thrive. We have all had rough times, loss, cancer, divorce, but Bungee has helped us escape from reality where we seem like a minority and step into a universe where we are the heroes that everyone depends on to save the world. For that reason, I thank Bungie from my heart, and I don't think we do that enough. Thank You Bungie, LoV3InG WaLrUs

This game is going to kick ass!!!

Glad to see you're not like some of these whiny people. Thanks! And I can't wait for Destiny! Two months is too long, but worth it.

Bungie has provided me a wealth of content and time, a way to lighten my darkest hour and find some of my finest, oldest friends. I've been a gamer since I was three years old and the SNES was brought into my house. Then we had a mac, and I experienced my first encounter, fatefully, with Bungie Studios and the classic Marathon. We touched for a chance meeting, strangers on a train, and I didn't find Bungie again until Myth, and Marathon's release on the PC. And I was hooked. I believed in Bungie, and I followed, for the first time, a developer, not a franchise. It was HALO: Combat Evolved that led me to the Xbox and that beast of a controller; The Duke. If it wasn't for Bungie, I would've never experienced what I believed was the finest console in a long time; the 360. But, before that, a lost gem called Oni on the PS2. An instant classic, and one of the last games I played on my PS2 before it died in 2006. It was Halo 3 on the Xbox 360 that made my decision to move to the, at the time, next gen, and it was on Halo 3 that I met some of my finest, greatest friends that I've ever had; across oceans and vast space (some of 'em are aliens), we've endured the difficulty of the Vidmaster, the harrowing journey of Noble Team, and the most rain misted times, the dark ages. Since 2010 we've only had faint glimmers of Bungie's brave new world, a tease in ODST, a faint whisper in our ears over a candle lit dinner. But for four years, Bungie Day past with but a whimper, and not the loud echoes of Marty O'Donnell's instantly classic score, Bungie had gone dark. But they have lit our darkest hour, a light from the Traveler leading us through our pathways of darkness of what felt like a marathon sprint through the greatest of myths, running around in circles trying to find our Destiny.... And now, here I sit, moving to the Xbox One for the ultimate Bungie experience, and a blessed Bungie Day with some of the greatest of friends; both new, and honoring old ones long gone. 7hank you Bungie. For the memories, for the friendships, and for kicking ass since 1991. I look forward to starting a new journey with you. Who knows, maybe this one will be an even greater journey.

I think I threw up in my mouth a little.

Whilst I disagree with the way Bungie have handled the whole Xbox vs PS debacle, I am still an excited Xbox player who is looking forward to getting my hands on the game. I am not entirely sold on the game yet, but hopefully the beta will be a chance to show me how good Destiny is. A 5 day beta is plenty for me, so I am happy for it.

How do you know it's amazing? Based on what I've seen so far, I'm underwhelmed.

Speak for yourself , my X1 doesn't thank them neither am I bashing .. so yea whatever -___- !

wait.... how do you know its an amazing game?

This thread is filled with the finest Guardians I've seen in a while.

This thread... Brings a tear to my eye...