Currently, I do not believe there is a way to transfer your characters between consoles of different families (i.e., from a Sony platform to a Microsoft platform). Green's direct quote from the Q&A was: [quote]We're really interested in making sure that a last-gen character can move to next-gen just because there's gonna be a lot of people that buy Destiny on, say, a PS3 or a 360 and then they get a PS4 for Christmas and it's like, well, 'Don't tell me I've just wasted my last hundred hours there.' We don't want to lock people in.[/quote] This was back in April, and speculation over whether or not it went across generation lines or company lines went all over the place. It's worth mentioning that he might have just not mentioned the Xbox One, or that the intent of the statement went in a fairly different direction than you would have liked. Or maybe he was going out on a limb and wanted to voice what he intended to try to accomplish. Either way, it is old information. The point is that by July, they had already clarified this for both the full game and the beta, which also had this transferable ability. [quote]As you’ve discovered, as your Guardian evolves it will be able to travel from one generation of console to the next. Just like hopping worlds, you can use the same Guardian on Next Gen and Legacy Gen consoles – so long as you stay in the same system. Ergo, you can move from PlayStation to PlayStation and from Xbox to Xbox, but not across product lines.[/quote] The early speculation and teasing comments from developers is understandably irritating, but the refuting comments have been around for a while. We've known for a while that your guardians are tied to your gaming account, which is tangentially linked to bungie.net, and that means you may transfer your characters between consoles as long as they also use that same gaming account.