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Our Last Batch Of Destiny Beta Codes (First Come, First Served)
Hello, faithful readers. If you haven’t by now gotten into the Destiny beta, we have one last chance for you.
These codes are first come, first served, but be warned. Too many bad entries will lock you out of being able to redeem a code. Sorry, that’s an Activision/Bungie thing, and there’s not much we can do about it.
If you do happen to get one, you’ll get three redemption vouchers for the platform of your choice. Our readers have been very generous, sharing their extras in the comment section. Be sure to check back and coordinate with your compatriots if you have surplus to get rid of.
In order to ensure that bots don’t scoop them, you’ll need to solve for the missing characters in each code (denoted by question marks). To enter your code, head over to the Destiny beta page. For more on what you might want to know about the beta, head over to our guide.
Happy hunting!
G??-VTF-4GR
?? - Short for “computer graphics”
KJM-FYT-???
??? - Pay per view
36N-LLJ-??6
?? - Call of Duty, Battlefield, and others are these kinds of shooters
XKJ-?4?-FV3
?? - Short for Toilet Paper
NAK-MP6-???
??? - Pacific Daylight Time
HRA-X??-HGV
?? - Pitching award (?? Young)
HJP-??3-NCC
?? - Short for “Effects” (visual, audio, etc)
YDN-M??-FHA
?? - The Japanese name for the 3DS XL is 3DS _ _
9JX-9CG-6??
?? - Mario Kart, Mortal Kombat
MMK-VKA-6??
?? - Not 2D, Not 4D
XFD-C??-N7C
?? - Abbreviation for medical prescription
NTH-??C-CNG
?? - Nintendo’s third home console in North America
XDA-X??-RLR
?? - Abbreviation for Year
CFH-K??-MVN
?? - This is the most demanded Bethesda game right now
FD4-??4-X9L
?? - The big apple
CPK-6??-XNK
?? - Abbreviation for railroad
XTG-??7-GN3
?? - 9 times 7
Y4J-???-TJL
??? - UFC fighting is otherwise known as ???
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