Larian Studios has suggested that Baldur's Gate 3 won't be out on Xbox Series X/S until 2024 despite previously saying they planned to have it this year.
Michael Douse, Head of Publishing at Larian Studios, says the team is continuing to work on that version of Baldur’s Gate 3 and more information will be released by the end of 2023.
Msoft really shot themselves in the foot with the ‘feature parity’ demand for x/s. It’s caused devs a huge headache and kept infinite campaign split screen off of the series x.
But is that dev headache worse than if you didn’t have feature parity with X/S models, where games would have different features depending on which console you owned?
I think if you are going to have X/S type models, feature parity is something you just have to require, even if it causes headaches. The result for the customer would be much worse otherwise.
It’s disappointing that MS would be so stubborn about parity that they would pass an entire launch window for such a huge game. I haven’t seen this much hype for a western RPG since Mass Effect 3 over a decade ago.
I feel like Xbox is always two steps forward, one step back.
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Msoft really shot themselves in the foot with the ‘feature parity’ demand for x/s. It’s caused devs a huge headache and kept infinite campaign split screen off of the series x.
As a dev, I agree with this comment. Feature parity really hinders the iteration and patching speed.
But is that dev headache worse than if you didn’t have feature parity with X/S models, where games would have different features depending on which console you owned?
I think if you are going to have X/S type models, feature parity is something you just have to require, even if it causes headaches. The result for the customer would be much worse otherwise.
It’s disappointing that MS would be so stubborn about parity that they would pass an entire launch window for such a huge game. I haven’t seen this much hype for a western RPG since Mass Effect 3 over a decade ago.
I feel like Xbox is always two steps forward, one step back.