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Destiny
The PlayStation versions of Destiny are getting a bit of timed exclusive content, which is out in less than a week. One of those bonuses is the Exodus Blue PvP Crucible map.
The PlayStation Blog offers us a look at this map, which is designed for on-foot combat with teams of three or six. You can play five different game types on the map: Skirmish (capture points, revives on), Control (capture points, revives off), Salvage (locate and scan relics), Clash (six-vs-six team deathmatch), and Rumble (six player deathmatch).
The video also gives us a look at the PlayStation timed exclusive armor and weapons. There’s a set of gear for each of the classes and two different guns with unique properties.
These items (and the Exodus Blue map) will likely be coming to other platforms later in 2015 after the timed exclusivity deal expires. Destiny is out on September 9 for Xbox One, Xbox 360, PlayStation 4, and PlayStation 3.
For more on Destiny, check out our post-beta rundown and the newly announced planet viewer.
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