Ninja Theory and Microsoft's long-awaited action-adventure sequel is set to launch for Xbox Series X/S and PC this week.
Details are scarce, but Epic Games has confirmed that the battle royale title is getting a Fallout crossover.
Microsoft will announce the same at its upcoming Xbox Games Showcase in June, a report has claimed.
The new studio features talent that has worked on major titles including The Last of Us, The Division, The Witcher and Destiny, among others.
Ninja Theory apparently hadn't made more of Senua's Saga: Hellblade 2 than the reveal trailer from back in 2019 until after Bleeding Edge came out the following year.
Ninja Theory is preparing newcomers for Senua's Saga: Hellblade 2 by explaining the story of the series so far.
The latest update to Hi-Fi Rush brings with it a host of bug fixes throughout the game.
It adds improved surface maps, new display settings for Xbox Series X players, additional gameplay options, ship decoration and more.
Ninja Theory's sequel goes live on May 21st at 1 AM PDT for Xbox Series X/S and PC. It's also out day one for Game Pass.
The update allows for choosing 30, 40 or 60 FPS and prioritizing either visuals or performance. It also re-enables Auto HDR on Xbox Series X/S.
Though "pretty sure it's happening," Xbox Two co-host Rand al Thor 19 has no details on "what it would be or what it is."
Partnering with several experts, Ninja Theory discusses its approach to "understanding the subject thoroughly" for the sequel.
"I expect that we will see Perfect Dark next month and that some of the more recent rumors may have been outdated," says insider Nate the Hate.
Microsoft's Sarah Bond says "core users love Game Pass", and players will see more "really big games" on the service later this year.
The update also includes "further fixes and improvements", potentially addressing issues introduced with the Next-Gen Update.
Players must now complete 20 races to calculate their Safety Rating, and matchmaking should more closely group those with similar SR.
Xbox boss Sarah Bond talks about Microsoft's decision to shut down studios, and how it's meant to help Xbox in the long term.
Games ranging from Hi-Fi Rush to Ghostwire: Tokyo, and even the older The Evil Within are being bombed with positive reviews.
Microsoft has no shortage of beloved dormant properties, but these will hopefully come back sooner rather than later.
Fallout 76's upcoming Skyline Valley update is adding new areas, quests, and weapons to the live service release - and it will be releasing sometime in June.
