Destiny 2, the second entry in the series by Bungie launching soon in all regions, is one of the most anticipated games being shown at this year's Gamescom in Germany, and a few hours ago NVIDIA gave players another look at the PC version, which will launch one month after the PS4 and Xbox One releases.
The new Destiny 2 4K, 60 FPS video showcases the Inverted Spire Strike mission, which will be set in one of the areas that will be available in the upcoming PC beta, set to beging on August 28th for those with Early Access and the following day for everybody else.
During NVIDIA's Gamescom 2017 press event, the company also confirmed that they are helping Bungie port Destiny 2 to PC. It's also been confirmed that HDR support will be introduced in the PC version of the game before it becomes available for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.
If you're planning to participate in the Destiny 2 Open Beta, you can find the system requirements below to see if your PC can handle the game.
Minimum System Requirements
CPU: Intel i3-3250, AMD FX-4350, or equivalent
GPU: GeForce GTX 660 / GeForce GTX 1050
RAM: 6GBRecommended System Requirements
CPU: Intel i5-2400, AMD Ryzen R5 1600X, or equivalent
GPU: GeForce GTX 970 / GeForce GTX 1060
RAM: 8GB
Destiny 2 launches next month on PS4 and Xbox One and during October on PC.
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