40 Best Xbox One Party Games To Play In 2021
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Remember gathering together? It was something we did before 2020 and now we’re still stuck with keeping our distances. However, there are still plenty of party games available to play with families locally or even your friends online. In this list, we’re going to highlight some of the very best party games available for the Xbox One console platform. Now since these games are so different with genres being mixed around fighting games, puzzles, racing titles, so on and so forth, we’re not listing these picks in any rank. Instead, these are just some solid video game titles that we think you might want to check out.
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01/04/21
Right in time for the long Easter weekend, Nintendo has kicked off the Big Multiplayer Sale on across the European Nintendo Switch eShop. Running from today until 23:59PM local time on 11th April, you can save a healthy 33% on a range of first party games like Super Mario Party, and up to 85% on tons of titles, ranging from Mortal Kombat 11 to Among Us. All the game needs is some kind of two player mode, and it can be in!
As usual, Nintendo has only picked a small selection of their own first party titles to go on sale, and with their standard RRP still intact, it means that Super Mario Party, Splatoon 2, New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe and Yoshi’s Crafted World are universally dropped to £33.29 with a 33% reduction.
Jak and Daxter series, developer Naughty Dog has revealed that it couldn’t continue making
Crash Team Racing because its relationship with then IP owner, Universal Interactive, had turned sour.
Speaking to GamesRadar, co-founder Jason Rubin revealed that having realized they could no longer work with Universal, several Naughty Dog developers quietly began working on a new game engine, which went on to form the foundation of
Jak and Daxter.
Crash Bandicoot games,” said Rubin. “Although we loved
Crash Bandicoot and we loved working with Sony, it didn’t make any financial sense. Universal owned the IP, and there was a hostility there that was just brutal.”