Evgenii "Gufis" Kondratev In August, the action RPG Black Myth: Wukong garnered significant attention due to its high ratings and record-breaking peak online player count on Steam for a story-driven game. However, the game was only released on PC and PlayStation 5, with the Xbox Series port being delayed. It seems that this situation might soon change.
The ESRB has issued an age rating for Black Myth: Wukong on the Xbox Series, suggesting that developers from Game Science are still working on the port for Microsoft's console and are preparing for an imminent announcement. The game is unlikely to have any differences from the PC and PS5 versions, and it should be released with all the existing patches.
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The highly anticipated release of Black Myth: Wukong on Xbox Series could further boost the already impressive sales of the action game. Sales have already exceeded 20 million copies, with development costs amounting to just over $42 million — expenses that have been fully recouped.
It's worth noting that delayed releases or the complete absence of ports for Xbox Series games are not uncommon. The main reason cited is the less powerful Xbox Series S, which requires additional optimization work.
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