The Elder Scrolls Online PS5 Version Coming This June
The Elder Scrolls Online will be getting a huge overhaul in two months time as the upgraded PlayStation 5 version has been confirmed to be nearing launch. Bethesda s MMO will be hitting PS5 on 8th June 2021, bringing with it a long list of visual and technical enhancements. Those who already own the game on PS4 will be entitled to a free upgrade and the trailer above can start to give you a good idea of what to expect. From the looks of things, this is an impressively meaty upgrade that will make the world of The Elder Scrolls Online shine on consoles.
Star Wars: Squadrons flies in March 18 on consoles
Yakuza 6: The Song of Life, Outriders also on the way
Xbox Game Pass will add another 11 new games in the rest of March, Microsoft announced, which will be available on Xbox Series S/X, Xbox One, PC, and/ or Android (via game streaming). These join the 20 Bethesda games that were added last week making March 2021 possibly the biggest month yet for the subscription service Xbox Game Pass. Yakuza 6: The Song of Life, arriving March 25 on Android, Xbox consoles and PC, is the highlight of the lot and essentially completes the Yakuza collection on Game Pass. The newest iteration, Yakuza: Like a Dragon, which released alongside the launch of Series S/X is the only one that s not on Game Pass.
An interesting report on Xbox’s newest wireless headset shared this week suggests that Microsoft may have something in mind for a virtual reality device on the next-gen Xbox consoles. IGN Italy reported that once they’d plugged in a pre-release version of the wireless headset to one of the [.]
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Xbox Series X|S Controller Update Fixes Launch Issue
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Xbox has released its March update for the Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S family of consoles with a welcome improvement for the next-gen Xbox controller. This update fixes “many of the controller disconnects” players have been experiencing when using the Xbox Series X|S controller since launch, according to the Xbox team. Other changes included in the update include preparations for the FPS Boost and the return of achievements in the Xbox App.
Those with the next-gen Xbox controller may notice the lack of disconnects after downloading the latest Xbox update, but hopefully it’s something you won’t have to notice at all since your controller will just be working as intended. Either way, the change isn’t something you’d see discussed in the breakdown of the release itself. Microsoft’s post about the March update made no mention of the resolved controller disconnect issues, but Xbox’s Director of Program Management