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Vicarious Visions Joins Bungie In The Destiny Development Team
Vicarious Visions is a New York based development studio that got its start working on Game Boy Color and Game Boy Advanced ports. Recently, the studio has been assisting with the Skylanders series and just finished up work on the Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy for PS4. Now, the studio is moving over to help with the production of another big franchise that Activision publishes: Destiny.
Last year, Transformers: War for Cybertron developer High Moon Studios jumped aboard the Destiny train, so it's interesting to learn that Vicarious Visions will be lending its support as well. With at least three studios helping shape the universe of Destiny, fans should be able to look forward to some big things for the future of the series.
Join us in welcoming Vicarious Visions to the party.https://t.co/w0EeVsjwhZ pic.twitter.com/q0VvzXeUpd
— Bungie (@Bungie) December 8, 2016
Our Take
Destiny has grown into a massive beast, so as Bungie works towards the release of Destiny 2 we're not surprised that the studio needs some extra manpower to build an entire solar system.
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