You can now upgrade your Xbox Series S and Series X for cheaper. Another special edition Xbox is revealed. New Starfield leaks. Game Pass April 2023 games that are coming to Game Pass and leaving Game Pass.
“‘Ark 2’ Is Delayed And ‘Ark 1’ Is Being Killed Unless You Buy A ‘Remaster’ Ark 2, the sequel to the original Ark: Survival Evolved, has now been delayed to the end of 2024 after previously shooting for a 2023 release. They are remastering the original Ark in Unreal Engine 5 and calling it Ark: Survival Ascended. When that game launches, they are switching off the original Ark: Survival Evolved Servers. But this is not just porting players over as they wait for the sequel. The only way to play Survival Ascended, and therefore any currently existing version of Ark, is to buy a $50 bundle that packages the remaster with the now-delayed sequel. Studio Wildcard has confirmed there is no free upgrade path from the original game to the remaster for current owners. On top of that, it appears you may also have to rebuy the expansions for the original Ark as they are remastered for the UE5 version. Each DLC pack is $20 and again, there does not seem to be any credit given to players who already bought the versions for the last-gen version.”
From The Verge
“Cheaper Xbox expandable storage cards are on the way. Microsoft appears to be readying new Xbox expandable storage options from other manufacturers. A new Western Digital 1TB expansion card for Xbox Series S / X consoles has been spotted early on Best Buy, priced at $179.99. It’s the first time we’ve seen Xbox expandable storage that’s not manufactured by Seagate. Microsoft originally launched Xbox expandable storage cards nearly three years ago with its Xbox Series S / X consoles. The 1TB cards were priced at $219.99 and manufactured exclusively by Seagate. While we’ve seen 512GB and 2TB options appear from Seagate, prices have stubbornly remained high, despite similar storage for PS5 consoles dropping significantly. Microsoft decided to go with proprietary storage for its Xbox Series X / S consoles, which makes the installation a lot more consumer friendly.
From Pure Xbox
“Xbox Turns Sony's MLB The Show 23 Into Official Custom Series S. Xbox shocked the gaming world when it was announced that Sony's MLB The Show would be launching day one on Xbox Game Pass three years ago, and that's actually been happening every year since. Now, the latest version of the game (which we have to stress, was created by Sony), has been turned into a custom Xbox Series S!
As usual with these custom consoles, you can't actually buy this one - instead, it's being given away in a social media competition which you can enter following the rules below. Still... this is pretty mindblowing!”
From Pure Xbox
“Starfield Leak Reveals First Look At Stunning New Xbox Controller. It looks like we may have an official Starfield Xbox Wireless Controller on the way, as images have been doing the rounds on the web over the past few hours following an apparent leak. If this is the real deal, it's definitely a must-have! Obviously we don't have any other details for the time being, but on first glance this at least seems to be an official product. We're assuming we might hear more at the Starfield Direct event taking place this July.”
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