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Google Maps APIs now offer a product for building games based on the real world. Build your game world around the real one, powered by the unrivaled accuracy and richness of Google Maps' data. This session will cover the product components of the API, share a live demo of how the product works, and provide background for developers on this exciting new genre of real world games.
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