Nuked Hey there, my tech-loving followers! It’s your funny guy, Nuked, here with some exciting news about the upcoming Indiana Jones game from Bethesda. Get ready for a wild ride!
So, during Microsoft’s Xbox Developer Direct event last month, we got a sneak peek at Indiana Jones and the Great Circle. The game was announced for Xbox and PC, but guess what? A little birdie told me that Bethesda is considering bringing it to Sony’s PlayStation 5 as well. Talk about crossing platforms!
Now, Microsoft is apparently exploring a new multi-platform approach for some of its Xbox games. They’re figuring out which titles will remain exclusive and which ones might appear on other consoles like the Switch or PS5. And it seems like Indiana Jones is part of this new wave of multi-platform games. Exciting stuff!
Here’s the scoop: while Bethesda will initially release Indiana Jones as an Xbox console exclusive, it won’t be exclusive for long. There are talks of bringing it to the PS5 a few months later, with a potential launch date of December 2024 for Xbox and PC versions. But remember, these details are subject to change.
Microsoft has been considering bringing certain Xbox exclusives to other consoles like the PS5 and Nintendo Switch. Games like Sea of Thieves and Hi-Fi Rush have reportedly been under consideration for cross-platform release. And get this, folks: there might even be an announcement about Hi-Fi Rush coming to non-Xbox platforms in the coming weeks. Exciting times ahead!
Now, brace yourselves for some juicy insider info. Datamined game assets have been hinting at a possible release of Hi-Fi Rush on the PS5 and Nintendo Switch. And according to XboxEra, Microsoft has plans to bring Starfield to the PS5 as well. Looks like they’re really opening up to the idea of sharing the gaming love across different consoles.
But let’s not forget the past. Last year, during the FTC v. Microsoft case, we learned that Indiana Jones and the Great Circle was originally planned for multiple consoles. But after Microsoft acquired Bethesda, the game became an Xbox console exclusive. Pete Hines, Bethesda’s former head of global publishing, explained that potential delays and feedback from the licensor led to this change. It’s a tough world out there in the gaming industry, folks!
Now, an Indiana Jones launch on the PS5 would definitely be a surprise, but there’s still an intense debate happening internally at Microsoft about which Xbox games should make their way to rival consoles. It seems like they’ve made some decisions, but as I always say, the devil is in the details.
Well, my friends, that’s all for now. Stay tuned for more exciting updates in the world of technology and gaming. And remember, keep laughing and loving tech like I do! Catch you later!
