GAMING news this week includes the top Xbox One Backward Compatibility games and Sony's Ratchet & Clank PS4 release date announcement.
The appetite for fresh adventures in the Gears of War universe looks to be high, with fans having to make do with the previous three titles and Judgement until the release of the latest game in the franchise later in 2016.
It was confirmed earlier this week that the Xbox One exclusive, which had been scheduled for a Christmas 2016 release, is now likely to be in stores this autumn.
The revelation was made by Microsoft representatives during a livestream broadcast and is sure to be music to the ears of Xbox users around the world.
More news was also shared during the event, with The Coalition developer Rod Fergusson revealing that the four games available via Backward Compatibility on Xbox One are now among the top played through the new Microsoft feature.
In fact the four game are in the top nine most popular backward compatible titles, the others were not revealed.
Insomniac Games have confirmed the official release date of PS4 exclusive Ratchet & Clank for later this year.
The anticipated reboot is set to launch on 15th April in France, and 20th April everywhere else in the PAL region.
James Stevenson, community lead at Insomniac Games provided more details on the project, writing: “The first instalment of Ratchet & Clank for PS4 will tell a new version of the origin story many of you will remember.
“It features modern Ratchet & Clank controls, new planets, new and improved gameplay, all-new boss fights, new flight sequences and much, much more.
“Coinciding with the major motion picture, the game tells the story from the perspective of Captain Qwark, so you can expect a different (more… Qwarktastic) twist on events.
“We hope that you’re looking forward to being able to romp around the Solana Galaxy once again with the whole gang – Ratchet, Clank, Qwark, Big Al, Dr. Nefarious, and the evil Chairman Drek, as well as many brand new characters – as much as we are!”
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