Microsoft looks like it is preparing to try and make inroads into Japan again.
The November 20th patch for the game is out for both, PC and Xbox One users.
Drew Murray, formerly of Insomniac, has joined Microsoft's brand new studio.
Microsoft puts out a wonderful ad celebrating the true spirit of the holiday season, and of video games as a medium.
The Wasteland 3 developer is also planning to increase studio size by "30 percent or so".
Looks like an interesting concept, if nothing else.
The Coalition general manager feels the sequel is "organically" Kait's story.
"We're going to see a bunch of things that are really exciting," says Rod Fergusson.
As well as a cheaper Xbox One S variant that will come with a disc.
The PC version of Insomniac's acclaimed open world contains both expansions and retails for $19.99.
Phil Spencer reminds people that Microsoft will, in fact, have more to show at E3 than the competition.
Where there is smoke, there is fire, and there was a lot of smoke here...
At last, you can get the white Xbox One X standalone outside of Japan.
The studio also talks about the benefits of being a Microsoft first party.
You can, in fact, pre-load Crackdown 3 via Game Pass right now.
Also included in the update is expanded search functionality, and improvements to the Cortana Alexa skill.
The Game Pass catalog keeps on growing.
Spencer believes that streaming is more of an alternative, and will never fully replace traditional consoles.
Insomniac's open world shooter will apparently cost $19.99 and will have all DLC.
What happens beyond that is "hard to say", following inXile's acquisition by Microsoft.
