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Thankfully, the upgrade showed up for me at the top of the search results. That’ll send you to the PlayStation Store page for the upgrade, where you’ll see a big download button.

From there, click the three dots menu, which should bring up a menu that includes PS5 | Full | Destiny 2 or PS4 and PS5 | Full | Destiny 2. Instead, find the Destiny 2 tile in the Game Library, and then press Options and select “View Game.” That will take you to the PlayStation Store page for the PS4 version of Destiny 2. If you already have the PlayStation 4 version of Destiny 2 installed, and the icon is sitting on your PS5 dashboard, you may not be able to simply press Options to bring up the context menu and find the PS5 version of the game under Game Version. On the Sony side, things aren’t as simple. (If you already have the Xbox One version installed and have been playing it via backward compatibility, your console will download the upgrade as a patch, although it’ll effectively be re-downloading the entire game in a 67 GB file.) But because of the PS5’s clunky interface, it’s a lot more complicated and annoying to download the upgrade on Sony’s new console.īecause Destiny 2 is part of Microsoft’s Smart Delivery program, everything just works - if you’re on an Xbox Series X or Series S, your console will automatically download the upgrade. Destiny 2’s free “next-gen” upgrade is now available, allowing owners of the game on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One to play the game in higher fidelity on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series S, and Xbox Series X.