Developer Crea-ture Studios has revealed that their skateboarding game Session won’t be arriving on Xbox One until late November or early December.
Crea-ture Studios posted the announcement on Facebook, stating that “unfortunately, at this point, we need still need more time to port Session to Xbox One. That being said, we must postpone the Xbox One version release date to late November/early December.
“We know this sucks and we totally understand as we know you have been waiting to play the game on console for a while now. We know it’s not great news to hear, but it’s not particularly fun to announce either, especially for a small studio like ours.
“It is never easy to make such decisions as we know it can have an impact on several levels, so these decisions are never taken lightly.
We thank you for your understanding and hope you will stick around for the Xbox One release!”
The game, which was originally announced to be coming to Xbox Game Preview in October, has been talked about as a spiritual successor to EA’s popular Skate series. Session was successfully kickstarted in 2017, and was shown off at Microsoft’s press conference at E3 2018.
Session is available to play now on PC, and will be launching on Xbox One as part of the Xbox Game Preview program in late November or early December. A full release is expected in 2020 on both Xbox One and PC.
Tuesday, October 22, 2019
Developer Crea-ture Studios has revealed that their skateboarding game Session won’t be arriving on Xbox One until late November or early December.
Crea-ture Studios posted the announcement on Facebook, stating that “unfortunately, at this point, we need still need more time to port Session to Xbox One. That being said, we must postpone the Xbox One version release date to late November/early December.
“We know this sucks and we totally understand as we know you have been waiting to play the game on console for a while now. We know it’s not great news to hear, but it’s not particularly fun to announce either, especially for a small studio like ours.
“It is never easy to make such decisions as we know it can have an impact on several levels, so these decisions are never taken lightly.
We thank you for your understanding and hope you will stick around for the Xbox One release!”
The game, which was originally announced to be coming to Xbox Game Preview in October, has been talked about as a spiritual successor to EA’s popular Skate series. Session was successfully kickstarted in 2017, and was shown off at Microsoft’s press conference at E3 2018.
Session is available to play now on PC, and will be launching on Xbox One as part of the Xbox Game Preview program in late November or early December. A full release is expected in 2020 on both Xbox One and PC.