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Black Myth: Wukong appears to be close to the Xbox Series

Black Myth: Wukong appears to be close to the Xbox Series

The highly anticipated action RPG Black Myth: Wukong, which has been a hit on PlayStation 5 and PC since its launch in August 2024, appears to be about to arrive on Xbox Series X/S.

According to recent information, Such as the ESRB (Entertainment Software Rating Board) list.indicates that an Xbox version of the game is in the works, although an official release date has not yet been set. This type of ESRB rating often precedes official announcements, raising speculation that an Xbox version release may be imminent.

Despite not being on Xbox yet, Black Myth: Wukong has made a huge impact, selling over 20 million units on Steam within a few weeks after its launch, mostly in China. The game’s stunning visuals and challenging combat captivated players around the world, and became one of the fastest-selling games of the year.

However, the delay in the game’s release on Xbox gave rise to several theories. One explanation points to potential exclusivity agreements with Sony, which may have affected the game’s priority for PS5 and PC. Although internal sources claim that there was no official exclusivity agreement, Sony supported the game’s production, which may hastened its release on their platform.

Microsoft was quick to dismiss suggestions that hardware limitations, particularly with the Xbox Series S, played any role in the delay. However, technical analysis suggests that optimizing the game for the less powerful S Series may present some hurdles, as initial testing revealed performance difficulties, especially in frame rates.

With Xbox gamers waiting for confirmation, the timing of Xbox’s official announcement remains unclear, though events like The Game Awards in December could serve as a platform to reveal more details. For now, the Xbox community is still waiting, hoping to join the legendary adventure of Black Myth: Wukong.

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Image credit: Entertainment Software Rating Board