Explore the world of Destiny with Planet View

Google’s Street View is so 2014… in the future, we’ll probably be able to visit exotic, far away places in the galaxy using something called Google Planet View. Oh wait, we can sort of do that today, right here: www.DestinyPlanetView.com.

Bungie, through the use of Google technologies, has virtually mapped the locations of Destiny to allow gamers to explore the world in advance of the game’s 9/9/14 release.  Planet View gives us a closer look at Destiny’s version of the moon, Mars and Venus along with voice narration and dozens of points to explore in each location.

Of course if you just want to check out a video showing off the cool Planet View functionality, check it out below.

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In anticipation of Destiny’s upcoming launch on September 9, fans can get a sneak peek of the game’s vast in-game worlds with Destiny Planet View.

Destiny Planet View lets fans explore the future of our nearby planets and moons using this planet’s most powerful exploration tools.

Created using Google Technologies, Destiny Planet View gives fans an immersive first look at Destiny’s in-game locations on Mars, Venus and the Moon. While the experience only reveals a small slice of Destiny’s massive worlds, users will be able step through each area and discover useful lore, gameplay tips and even a few hidden real-world and in-game incentives along the way.

Destiny Planet View marks the first time a video game world has been mapped using Google technologies and will allow everyone to prepare themselves to become legend on 09/09/14.

Explore Destiny Planet View at www.DestinyPlanetView.com

Paul Bryant

Staff Writer

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