"PUBG" could be on the road to PlayStation 4 this year

Earlier this month PUBG hit version 1.0 on Xbox, about nine months after doing it on PC. On paper, the two platforms have reached parity, even if they are still a little shaky despite their release of Early Access on Steam and Preview games on Xbox.

Microsoft pushed PUBG extremely difficult as an exclusive game for the past year. From stunning advertising campaigns and console sets to viral video attempts, you'll be forgiven for thinking PUBG belonged to society. Which probably means that Microsoft has paid a considerable amount of money so that it does not appear on Sony's hardware. These types of cases usually have an expiration date (usually one year). This, combined with the previous statements, makes this rating rather plausible – especially when the same scorecard is ranked Fortnite on the Nintendo switch before the official announcement.

PlayStation does not have a program for playing games in development, the version of PUBG for PS4 should be relatively stable from the start. The developer made a lot of noise about how he took into account the comments of the fans for his future works, by launching an online portal for fans. to complain help with the development and boast that he was on a three month sprint to repair the game. This was announced in August, which would allow to put in place possible solutions by November. PUBG Launched on Xbox December 12, the timeline indicates a possible release date for December on PS4.

Unlike last year, when the game started on Xbox, there will be some competition on PlayStation 4. H1Z1 Daybreak Studios (formerly Sony Online Entertainment) is doing pretty well on the platform, and it's free. That does not mean anything Fortnite which is also available and free. Given that PUBG It's not free to play on Xbox or PC, do not expect it to be on PS4.

Of course, the game will also potentially fight against Call of Duty: Black Ops 4& # 39; sand Battlefield Vtake the royal battle when they come out this fall.

Even though it's not putting the PS4 world on fire, Microsoft is still losing PUBG as an exclusive big name (console or other), it's not a Forza, Gears of War or Halo when he has very few. Xbox chief Phil Spencer said in the past that buying exclusive rights to third-party games was not a viable business solution. all long-term platform. Three years later, however, his business continues to move his business and feel the side effects.