As the traditional console video game industry faces many challenges with the transition to next generation consoles like the Nintendo Wii U and the next Microsoft Xbox and Sony PlayStation, the online free-to-play games space is booming. Korean game publisher Nexon has been a pioneer in free-to-play games, microtransactions and online gaming since 1994 with hits like MapleStory, Combat Arms and Vindictus.
Mike Nelson writes: "We’re thrilled to announce the next Xbox Partner Preview will air Wednesday, March 6, at 10am PT / 1pm ET / 6pm GMT, featuring a mix of new and upcoming games."
Xbox Partner Preview.
Xbox games that will be released on partner consoles including the Nintendo Switch and the PlayStation 5.
That should be pretty obvious, but then again there are some people who end up believing these are exclusive.
I normally just watch these so that I can add anything that interests me to my Steam wishlist.
Watch out for The First Berserker: Khazan. It looks really cool. It was first shown in TGA 2023.
https://youtu.be/-XwJGSxZrh...
Pretty cool as well that we'll get know more about Capcom's new IP Kunitsu-Gami: Path of the Goddess.
https://youtu.be/4PekONLKFG...
Seeing how it's a partner preview which I means 3rd party. It's safe to assume all be on PS.
The 3 games listed are multiplats.
I actually looked up the Tales of Kanzera:Zau a month or so ago because I thought it could be an actual Tales of game but I was very disappointed to find out it is an indie game being published by EA and not an actual Tales of game. Gameplay looks ok but I don’t like the art style. It looks a lot like the recent Prince of Persia game.
I think we're overdue for a new Tales game, I know Tales of Arise isn't that old, but it feels like it's been forever.
The first legal clash between the developer of Dark and Darker and Nexon ended in a draw as preliminary injunctions from both parties have been dismissed.
The South Korean Fair Trade Commission has fined Nexon over violations of the Electronic Commerce Act in its popular games MapleStory and Bubble Fighter.
