10 Upcoming Xbox Exclusives That Could Come To PS5
PlayStation fans were pleasantly surprised with the announcement that some Xbox exclusives will debut cross-platform. Most notably, will be coming to the PS5 just mere months after its release on Xbox and PC. In the past, players would have to purchase both the PlayStation and Xbox consoles if they wanted to keep up with the various exclusives. Now, it looks like that might be a thing of the past.
Phil Spencer, the CEO of Microsoft Gaming, confirmed that Xbox is working on a handheld console and implied the company's entire library of console-exclusive games could eventually go cross-platform, meaning there's virtually no limit to the possibilities. Even games like aren’t off the table, though that might be far into the future. With the so-called console wars apparently coming to an end, there are plenty of upcoming Xbox games that even PS5 owners can look forward to.
Despite some criticism from critics and fans alike, 's success has kept the series in the survival genre spotlight as a remaster to the perennially popular .Soon, fans of the game will be able to enjoy a new journey through the dinosaur-ridden lands in. With both: and on the PlayStation 4 and 5, respectively, it's a no-brainer that eventually should also be available for PlayStation fans.
Developer
Studio Wildcard
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Studio Wildcard
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TBD
Game Details
Survive a primeval land populated by dinosaurs.
was previously slated to release in 2024 on Xbox, but there's no indication it's ready for launch, and a PS5 release has yet to be confirmed. It would be unwise to keep PlayStation fans waiting. As the hype around dies down, so will potential sales on the PS5. So, it'd be better for the game to be released within a few months of its Xbox debut. Releasing it soon after its Xbox version would help it capitalize on the hype and boost sales.
The 2.5D sci-fi action platformer from Sad Cat Studios has had its fair share of challenges. First announced in 2021, was expected to be released in
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