NoobFeed Editor Alex Johnson writes - In October 2022 developer Snail Games USA (which bought original ARK developer Project Wildcard in 2015) provided insight into the ongoing war between PlayStation Plus and Xbox Game Pass and demonstrated firsthand how much these streaming platforms mean to Sony and Microsoft respectively.
Thanks to a combination of star power, ambition, and Palworld-mania, survival game sequel Ark 2 could be Xbox's biggest upcoming console exclusive.
because we havent seen anything other than that trailer years ago. lol
Probably because it’s just a launch exclusive too. I think people are tired of / don’t value that. It might be a cool game (who knows at this stage) but people will just wait for it to be on their desired platform either way.
Probably cause they already released another Ark which is a broken copy paste of an already broken first game? Hard to be excited for more broken copy pasted mess, also Vin Diesel does not excite.
The survival games genre has grown rapidly in popularity in recent years, and 2024 is set to see it take centre stage.
Ark 2 has been delayed to 2024! Studio Wildcard has also announced Ark Survival Ascended for PS5, Xbox Series and PC. Features list revealed.
I forgot this was suppose to release this year. This was one of Xbox's timed exclusives also.
I loved ark a few years ago. But now addicted to Rust.
If it had a free upgrade or a discounted upgrade from the PS4 version then I would of dived back in.
I remember the buzz when it was announced with the Vinny D trailer. I forgot about it. I'll try it on GP i presume. Has to better than Valheim.
I didn't realize PS + has almost double the subscribers than GP. That's crazy.
Nope. It won't. The amount of subcribers it's just to low. Beside you never really know how many are subscribed. Can be a month, 3, 6, a year...
Nope. It will be the games like always but keep repeating that til you actually believe it. Good luck.
I think the top games will define the gen, not sub services that some prefer to actual purchases.
Define "define".