As a seasoned gamer with over two decades under my belt, I can’t help but feel a sense of unease and frustration about the ongoing saga surrounding Black Myth: Wukong’s Xbox release. The rumors swirling around this game are reminiscent of the console wars of old, where secret deals and exclusivity agreements were as common as the latest controller design.
For Xbox owners curious about when they can experience Black Myth: Wukong, it seems we might have a long wait ahead. There’s talk of some intrigue happening behind the scenes, and if correct, this could potentially reopen old wounds from past console wars.
As an ardent fan, I can’t help but express my excitement about Black Myth: Wukong, a game that, despite its fledgling state, is making waves and raising questions like, “What if Elden Ring were infused with monkey magic?” Regrettably, some controversy surrounding the game has deterred many potential players from giving it a try, while others find themselves simply unable to access it.
Sony accused of paying for Black Myth: Wukong exclusivity
According to Paul Tassi’s reports, IGN is confirming that there seems to be a special agreement or arrangement between Game Science (Black Myth: Wukong) and Sony Interactive Entertainment/PlayStation, which may involve exclusivity for their game.
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Initially, Paul Tassi from Forbes proposed that the delayed Xbox release of Black Myth: Wukong might be due to exclusive partnership with PlayStation. However, since such a partnership had never been mentioned before, it seemed improbable. Yet, recent reports by IGN have supported this theory, implying that an agreement with Sony could be hindering the appearance of the Xbox version.
It appears that two sources, possibly one common source, are reported to be suggesting that the reasons given for the delay in the release of Xbox are merely a disguise for exclusive deals with Sony. A Spanish leaker named eXtas1s mentioned that developers were pointing towards a memory leak issue during Gamescom, but this information might not be accurate.
Tassi mentions, “I wasn’t informed about the length of this exclusivity agreement, but it seems non-permanent, which leaves Xbox users with a glimmer of future possibility to play Black Myth: Wukong.” It’s puzzling, though, that if everything stated is accurate, why haven’t Sony or Game Science openly revealed the agreement as they typically do.
It seems there’s a puzzling situation regarding the Xbox release of Black Myth: Wukong, as conflicting reports have surfaced since June. The initial trailer for the game during the Summer Game Fest inexplicably omitted the Xbox Series X|S logo, causing some uncertainty among gamers.
As a gamer, I’ve noticed some chatter suggesting that Forbes and IGN might be stirring up fear, even being labeled as ‘anti-PlayStation.’ It seems odd, doesn’t it? When you pay for exclusivity, you expect it to be promoted, yet these outlets don’t seem to be doing that. Sony is known for proudly showcasing their exclusive games, so there’s something fishy going on here. Something isn’t adding up in this scenario.
Game Science has yet to address IGN’s queries, but Tassi is attempting to shed light on the situation. Regardless, the Xbox version of Black Myth: Wukong is being swamped by rumors, making this AAA game launch one of the most peculiar we’ve witnessed recently.
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2024-08-30 12:43