Destiny 2 has now been available natively on the PS5 for nearly a month. After some initial confusion about how to get the upgrade (it was a separate PS5 application, not an update to the old PS4 app), I?ve been enjoying the freshly polished next-gen version of my favorite multiplayer looter shooter. But more than just a shiny new coat, Destiny 2 almost feels like a whole new game on the next-gen console.
What I won?t be talking about here is Destiny 2 and the content itself. I?ve covered it repeatedly in various features and reviews over the years. Specifically, I want to focus on the differences between the PS4 version of Destiny 2 and this PS5 update, what the next-gen console brings to the table, and what I hope to see in the future.

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