PS5 Is Reportedly Set To Receive Even More Xbox Games Via Microsoft’s Latitude Project
Microsoft’s ‘Latitude’ project will see even more Xbox games come to PS5, a new report has claimed.
Microsoft’s ‘Latitude’ project will see even more Xbox games come to PS5, a new report has claimed.
Microsoft is reportedly considering bringing Senua’s Saga: Hellblade 2 to PS5, following the news that it will be shuttering four studios.
The head of Arkane Lyon has heavily criticised Microsoft execs after the company announced it was closing a number of studios.
Microsoft has closed a number of studios including Arkane Austin and Tango Gameworks.
Microsoft is committed to ‘meeting players where they are’ after a number of Xbox game dominated the PS Store Top 25.
Sea Of Thieves is reportedly the one out of the four Xbox games coming to PlayStation that Xbox regards as a “key test” for bringing other games to PS5.
Crash Bandicoot 4: It’s About Time developer Toys for Bob has reportedly inked a deal with Microsoft for its next project.
PS5 users can link their Sony and Microsoft accounts for Sea of Thieves to allow for cross-platform friend invites, according to journalist Stephen Totilo.
As rumoured, Microsoft confirmed that Pentiment, Hi-Fi Rush, Grounded and Sea Of Thieves are the four previously Xbox-exclusives coming to PS5 and PS4.
Microsoft has reportedly considered bringing the new Doom and Microsoft Flight Simulator to other formats.