After years in development, Obsidian Entertainment's latest role-playing game is available on Xbox Series X/S, PC, and Game Pass.
Obsidian Entertainment's previous RPG, The Outer Worlds, has an all-time peak of over 20,000 concurrent players on the platform.
Many more titles will depart the service on February 28th, including Yakuza 3 Remastered, Wo Long Fallen Dynasty, Gris, F1 22, and more.
Spencer spoke about how players that like a title on Game Pass can still feel free to purchase the game to keep it forever and grow their game libraries.
Referred to as a "once-in-a-lifetime opportunity", taking part in this charity auction will let players design their own NPCs in The Elder Scrolls 6.
MachineGames is beginning to staff up as it begins working on its next project following the December release of Indiana Jones and the Great Circle.
"We’ve been able to give those teams time in what they’re doing, which is good, and still have a portfolio like we have," said Phil Spencer.
The update will bring DLSS Ray Reconstruction and Multi Frame Generation to the PC version of MachineGames' action-adventure title.
Spencer also spoke about how its growth in Asian markets came down to players on PC and cloud gaming rather than consoles.
Despite falling hardware revenue and shifting towards third-party publishing, Xbox is reportedly going ahead with its next-gen console.
"I think we’ve shown respect for people’s libraries over the generations with back-compat and Play Anywhere, and I want to continue to do that," says Phil Spencer.
Obsidian's newest is a solid (if unoriginal) RPG.
Avowed reviews are out and here are 15 new pieces of information you need to know about the upcoming fantasy role playing game.
A new launch trailer is also available. Standard Edition owners can start playing on February 18th via Xbox Series X/S and PC.
Former EA chief creative officer Bing Gordon revealed in a conversation with Robert Kotick that EA had the chance to buy Blizzard before Activision in 2008.
Ninja Theory's action-adventure title is seemingly on the verge of a PS5 release, with a State of Play reveal also allegedly on the cards.
Among other things, the update brings with it new hatchbacks and sedans to kick off the Daily Racer series of events that will run until March.
Previously, game director Carrie Patel had confirmed that the action RPG would run at "up to" 60 FPS on Xbox Series X.
Obsidian's upcoming fantasy action RPG is looking increasingly promising.
Game director Carrie Patel has revealed quite a few details about Avowed in a recent rapid-fire interview, including that enemy levels will not scale with players.
