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![[Update] Black Desert Console's Native PS5 and Xbox Series Console Builds Finally Launching In First Half Of 2025](http://media.mmorpg.com/images/heroes/posts/133559_t.jpg)
Black Desert has been on consoles for quite some time, but current-generation consoles run a backward-compatible version of last-generation builds. Now, Pearl Abyss is finally giving players a window for a native build on both Xbox and PlayStation.
Phoenix Labs' cozy fantasy adventure farming sim Fae Farm has launched on console today. The game is now available on PlayStation 4/5, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One and the Windows Store.Â
New World: Aeternum launches on consoles and PC tomorrow, and players can preload on consoles now to prep for the servers opening tomorrow. Meanwhile the team detailed some last minute changes to PvP and more ahead of tomorrow's launch.
Phoenix Labs is bringing Fae Farm to new platforms, with the cozy sim set to hit PlayStation and Xbox in October. The release will also include a third PC launch, this time on the Windows Store.
Amazon's New World: Aeternum is gearing up for its open beta ahead of next month's launch, and we had the chance to experience it hands-on during an early access event last weekend. Here are our thoughts.
Funcom is releaseing Dune: Awakening on PC first, before consoles, and one admitted challenge is getting the ambitious survival MMO on Xbox Series S.
To celebrate Final Fantasy XIV finally coming over to Xbox in a week, Microsoft is giving away a one-of-a-kind Xbox Series X console outfitted for the MMO. Except it doesn't work.
As the FTC furiously attempts to stop the Microsoft acquisition of Activision Blizzard, documents presented in its case are pulling back the veil of some of the tech giant's upcoming plans, including a mid-cycle refresh version of its Xbox Series consoles.
Grand Theft Auto 5 has finally released on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series S|X consoles, almost a decade after it initially released on their predecessors, the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3. The new versions take advantage of the new console hardware, as well as give players who just want to wreck havoc in GTA Online a new way to access Los Santos.
If you're playing Elder Scrolls Online on Xbox Series X or Xbox Series S, you may be experiencing crashing. Fortunately, it looks like Zenimax is on the case.
During today's TennoCon, Digital Extremes announced quite a few new initiatives for their looter shooter, Warframe. The New War, the upcoming story-driven expansion to the online shooter, will be releasing later this year, and with the trailer players got a first look at the gameplay during today's stream.
ZeniMax Online Studios made the announcement today that the Console Enhanced versions of The Elder Scrolls Online would be delayed by a week from its original launch date, now being pushed to June 15th. Console fans eager to get into Blackwood however needn't worry about that, as the upcoming chapter release is unaffected overall by the delay.
It's been some time since we've heard about the now-current-gen version of GTA Online for PS5 and Xbox Series X|S. Rockstar finally shared a release date with the popular online rendition of Los Santos is slated to hit those consoles on November 11.
Warframe's large Call of the Tempestarii update has hit all platforms today, bringing a wealth of new content and the new Railjack experience to players. It also marks the launch of the bespoke Xbox Series X|S version of the MMO.
Enlisted, billed as a MMO shooter set in the throes of World War II, is now live having just completed its closed beta testing. The online game is available for free on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series S|X and PC.
