Borderlands 3 Supports CrossPlatform CoOp According to Microsoft Store IGN

Platforms don’t divide friendships.

By Matt Purslow

The listing for Borderlands 3 on Microsoft’s shop page claims that the game will support go-platform co-op.

So some distance in the game’s brief-but-loud marketing campaign, developer Gearbox has but to say something approximately move-platform play. And yet right here it's miles, in black and white, under the ‘Capabilities’ phase of the Microsoft keep listing.

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We reached out to writer 2K for remark, who say: “Cross play is something we’re looking at carefully, however don’t have something to affirm or announce at this time.”

Hopefully Borderlands 3 will support full move-platform compatibility, but possibilities are it much more likely refers to co-op play between PC and Xbox One. A current example of this form of co-op is Sea of Thieves, even though it should be stated that Rare’s pirate sandbox is a Microsoft exceptional, and consequently would naturally be restricted to Microsoft structures. Still, there’s substantially much less corporate mess to untangle with PC to Xbox cross-platform play than there is whilst Sony is concerned.

Borderlands 3 has now had its release date confirmed, in addition to four distinctive versions of the game, and the names of the four new vault hunters you’ll be able to play as. If you could’t wait, test out our Borderlands: Game of the Year edition review to look if the brand new remaster is well worth leaping into.

Matt Purslow is IGN UK's News and Entertainment Writer, and might very similar to to play Borderlands 3 (or certainly any game) on PC along his console buddies. You can comply with him on Twitter. 

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2019-04-03 15:45:09Z
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