The first Xbox games that would reach more platforms

A week ago, quite interesting rumors arose in relation to the video game industry, given that there has been talk of a plan in which Xbox will release some of its games on more platforms, this has raised alarm bells about whether the company will withdraw of the console business. However, this last plan has been discarded due to Phil Spencerbut the plan to take the games to other places seems to follow the same course and it seems that it will be the news that comes to light next Thursday.

According to sources close to the media known as The Vergethere are already two games that are planned to arrive in the next few months, the first of them is HiFi Rushwhich has been talked about for weeks and the track has been the last update that even included icons of the PS5 Dualsense. The second game that would be confirmed would be Pentimenta development by Obsidian which looks like a kind of graphic adventure in which 2D characters interact.

Also, it is said by informants that they would be planning to launch another game to end the year, and this would be neither more nor less than Sea of ​​Thieveswhich would make sense to be sold because of the multiplayer factor and also because it is a work of the company Rare. With that in mind, people will expect some classics from Nintendo 64 come back to switch after years of absence, including the remastered version of Banjo Tooieand even titles initially planned for Game Cube as Grabbed by The Ghoulies.

Finally, there was a lot of talk about starfield will come to PS5 with the new large-scale update, and these reports highlight the idea, but it is something that has not yet been confirmed by anyone, so it is possible that it will be scheduled for another time of the year or simply not be released. However, it is imminent that smaller titles will be added to other parts, and players are already washing their hands of trying this experience on Switch that has large amounts of pace.

Via: The Verge

Editor's Notes: I would like Xbox to transfer the entire Rare Replay collection to Nintendo Switch, because then we could explore new versions of Banjo Kazooie and Tooie, even see Nuts and Bolts for the first time on the big N console. However, we don't Let's get so excited about a deal that it could be a couple of games and that's it.