Destiny has a Free Trial on All Platforms

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  • Destiny has a Free Trial on All Platforms

    Haven't played Destiny yet? You can now thanks to a free trial for the game on every platform. Bungie provides the details on this trial on a new help article page.
    How do I obtain the Destiny Trial or Demo?
    The Destiny Trial and Demo are available for digital download. You can find these trial and demo modes on the Xbox Store and the PlayStation Store.

    How much disk space is required?
    The Destiny Trial and Demo software is approximately the same size as the full retail version of Destiny. See below for approximate download sizes.

    The Destiny Trial on PlayStation 4 requires 20 GB of disk space
    The Destiny Trial on Xbox One requires 20 GB of disk space
    The Destiny Demo on PlayStation 3 requires 6 GB of disk space
    The Destiny Demo on Xbox 360 requires 6 GB of disk space

    Bungie notes that if you end up buying the full game, your character and stats will transfer over. They say that the demo includes a "sampling" of the character creation, story mission content, and some "cooperative and social activities."
    Tags: microsoft, sony, Multi, xbox one, ps3, playstation 3, xbox 360, xbone, ps4, playstation 4, bungie, destiny, 360, xb1, destiny trial
      • Thortok2000
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        Thortok2000 commented
        11-20-2014, 12:25 PM
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        Guess the PC is not a platform. =P
        • Shawn Zipay
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          Shawn Zipay commented
          11-20-2014, 01:25 PM
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          Originally posted by Thortok2000
          Guess the PC is not a platform. =P
          Not for Destiny, no. The game never came out on PC.
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