Now see here Ollie Toms, supposed guides editor of this supposed videogames website - if Enshrouded really does have "the best building system in the survival genre" then why does the floor of my hovel look like a petrified sneeze? I was innocently carving myself a nice stone foundation last night when the Devil jogged my elbow and I dug a massive, raggedy trench straight through it. I've spent an hour now trying to fill in the trench and flatten it out, to no avail. There's always a jaggedy bit right in the middle, and I'm getting displaced trypophobia from the awareness that my efforts have seeded the terrain beneath with random cavities.
Sea of Thieves and Hi-Fi Rush Rumored to be Jumping to PlayStation and/or Switch
09.01.2024 - 01:42 / wccftech.com / Jeff Grubb / Stephen Totilo
Could Rare’s Sea of Thieves be setting sail to Sony and Nintendo platforms? In recent days, insider Nate the Hate got the rumor mill churning when he stated a “acclaimed” Xbox exclusive may make the jump to other platforms. Piggybacking on these rumors, on the most recent episode of Game Mess Mornings wanton leaker Jeff Grubb said Sea of Thieves was his first thought when talk of an Xbox game coming to other platforms surfaced, as he’s heard the game “could” come to Switch and PlayStation.
"Sea of Thieves, right---I'll say I've heard that is one that might be coming to other platforms. When I first started hearing these rumors, I was like, 'Oh this is probably about Sea of Thieves, because I've heard that could come to Switch and PlayStation.' And maybe that might be the kind of thing where like, actually all of this stuff is happening, and Microsoft is kind of trying to rejigger its strategy."
Well-connected former Kotaku editor-in-chief Stephen Totilo claims he’s also heard Microsoft has “looked into” bringing Sea of Thieves of PlayStation (he hasn’t heard about Switch). Totilo reached out to Microsoft about the possibility of Sea of Thieves going multiplatform, but, unsurprisingly, got no response.
Interestingly, it was not Sea of Thieves most people were initially talking about following Nate the Hate’s “acclaimed” port rumor, but rather, Hi-Fi Rush. ResetEra poster lolilolailo, who has delivered inside information in the past, chimed in to say they’d heard Switch and PS5 versions of Hi-Fi Rush were in development, but the Switch version may have been dropped. On Game Mess Mornings, Jeff Grubb also deemed a Hi-Fi Rush port plausible, as he’s heard Microsoft is investing in Tango Gameworks…
"It seems like it may be a case-by-case thing, and what's the best thing for Hi-Fi Rush? Well, it would be nice to make a little bit more money. And it would be nice to raise that franchise's profile a little bit. I know that they really like Tango Gameworks at Microsoft. They are growing that studio. That is true. That has been told to me [...] in the wake of Hi-Fi Rush. At the same time, Hi-Fi Rush could have made more money. I think they're, like, ‘What can we do to juice Tango Gameworks? What can we do to raise the profile of Hi-Fi Rush?’ And I think this is a card they're willing to play sometimes."
Of course, take this all with a grain of salt for now, but it seems like there’s a fair amount of momentum building behind these rumors. There have been plenty of hints that Microsoft may not be thinking as restrictively when it comes to exclusivity anymore, and both Sea of Thieves and Hi-Fi Rush are good examples of games that would benefit from having access to a larger player pool.
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