The gaming world is abuzz with the news of Black Myth: Wukong’s exclusivity deal with PlayStation, leaving Xbox fans in the dark. The game’s developer, Game Science, initially stated that the Xbox version was delayed due to technical issues, but recent reports suggest that a secret exclusivity deal with Sony is the real reason.
Leaker eXtas1s claimed that the game was suffering from a “memory leak” bug, causing significant crashes on Xbox consoles. However, other sources, including Forbes and IGN, have corroborated that the delay is actually due to an undisclosed exclusivity deal between Game Science and PlayStation.
Journalist Jeff Grubb disputed the exclusivity deal, stating that Sony has no money marketing deal to keep the game off Xbox consoles. He suggested that Game Science may have chosen to release the game on PlayStation first due to the larger player base in China. XboxEra’s Nick “Shpeshal Nick” Baker also believes that there is no exclusivity deal, but rather a misunderstanding about Sony’s involvement in helping with the game’s port.
The truth behind Black Myth: Wukong’s exclusivity deal remains unclear, with Game Science, Sony, and Microsoft refusing to comment. One thing is certain,
The gaming world is abuzz with the news of Black Myth: Wukong’s exclusivity deal with PlayStation, leaving Xbox fans in the dark. The game’s developer, Game Science, initially stated that the Xbox version was delayed due to technical issues, but recent reports suggest that a secret exclusivity deal with Sony is the real reason.
Leaker eXtas1s claimed that the game was suffering from a “memory leak” bug, causing significant crashes on Xbox consoles. However, other sources, including Forbes and IGN, have corroborated that the delay is actually due to an undisclosed exclusivity deal between Game Science and PlayStation.
Journalist Jeff Grubb disputed the exclusivity deal, stating that Sony has no money marketing deal to keep the game off Xbox consoles. He suggested that Game Science may have chosen to release the game on PlayStation first due to the larger player base in China. XboxEra’s Nick “Shpeshal Nick” Baker also believes that there is no exclusivity deal, but rather a misunderstanding about Sony’s involvement in helping with the game’s port.
The truth behind Black Myth: Wukong’s exclusivity deal remains unclear, with Game Science, Sony, and Microsoft refusing to comment. One thing is certain,