Rare and Microsoft's multiplayer pirate game is set to launch for the PlayStation 5 later this month, on April 30.
Leaks have claimed that Microsoft has larger plans for releasing first-party titles on rival platforms than what's been officially announced.
The company will also showcase announced titles like Avowed, Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, and Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024.
Insider Nate the Hate also alleges, "Much like Gears 1 was the moment on Xbox 360, so should Gears 6 be for Xbox Series X/S."
Players can also utilize the DualSense's haptic feedback and adaptive triggers and unlock 250 Trophies, with only 60 required for the Platinum.
Every movement Senua and her enemies make in combat will be derived from performance capture, Ninja Theory reveals.
Closed beta players can earn Renown, currency and cosmetics from Season 11 and receive ten levels of Renown for Season 12.
"I’ve heard some stuff might be happening with Gears 6 this Summer," says journalist Jeff Grubb.
PlayStation Plus is needed to play online in Rare's title, but Safer Seas allows for playing solo without a subscription.
The lack of graphics options is down to Ninja Theory's desire to achieve a cinematic feel for the game, as per VFX director Mark Slater-Tunstill.
"I think our fans, from what we hear from them, they enjoy a shorter game where our intention is that every step of that journey is meaningful," says studio head Dom Matthews.
The controller is the latest in Xbox's line of Vapor series, and is described by the company as being inspired by "nature at night".
That's down to higher resolution shadow rendering in the game's PS5 version, according to a Digital Foundry analysis.
Rare's acclaimed pirate adventure is out on April 30th for PS5 players. Here's what you should know before sailing the high seas.
The mobile battle royale offshoot reportedly generated $1.4 million in its first four days, compared to Call of Duty Mobile's $4.2 million.
The newest patch has also added 87 new unlockable remix colour options, increased the character and player level cap to 65, and more.
The studio attributes this to "an industry-wide slowdown in the funding of new lead and co-development projects and the reluctance of third-party investors to fund games or game companies."
Blue Dragon was an early Xbox 360-era RPG featuring the works of Akira Toriyama, Hironobu Sakaguchi, and Nobuo Uematsu.
YouTuber Canadian Guy Eh heard "whispers" of its development over the past few months, with some individuals at PAX East hearing the same.
Previous leaks have claimed that a discless variant of the Xbox Series X is set to launch this Summer.