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Xbox Se revela la fecha de debut directo del desarrollador

Autor : Emery Actualizar : Jan 20,2025

Xbox Developer Direct 2025: presentación del 23 de enero anunciada

Microsoft ha revelado la fecha de su próximo Xbox Developer Direct: 23 de enero de 2025. Esto marca la tercera entrega anual del evento y la primera exhibición de juegos de Xbox del nuevo año. El evento comenzará a las 10 a. m. PT / 1 p. m. ET / 6 p. m. GMT y se transmitirá en YouTube y Twitch.

Tras los exitosos lanzamientos de Developer Directs de 2023 y 2024, Microsoft continúa su tradición de exhibiciones de principios de año, confirmando rumores anteriores de un anuncio en enero.

Juegos confirmados para Xbox Developer Direct 2025:

La exhibición contará con al menos tres títulos muy esperados:

Clair Obscur: Expedition 33: Un juego de rol por turnos de Sandfall Interactive (Francia), cuyo lanzamiento está previsto para 2025 y está confirmado como título del primer día Xbox Game Pass.
Doom: The Dark Ages: De id Software, esta nueva entrada en la franquicia Doom se presentó inicialmente en junio de 2024 y se exhibió en la QuakeCon 2024. Actualmente se rumorea un lanzamiento a mediados de 2025.
South of Midnight: Un elegante juego de acción y aventuras desarrollado por Compulsion Games (Canadá), conocido por Contrast y We Happy Few. Anunciado en junio de 2023, se espera una fecha de lanzamiento.

¿Más que solo tres juegos?

Si bien estos tres juegos están confirmados, los Developer Directs anteriores duraron más de 40 minutos y mostraron varios títulos. El evento de 2024, por ejemplo, incluyó avances de Avowed, Ara: History Untold, Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, Senua's Saga: Hellblade 2 y Visiones de Mana. Espere la posibilidad de más sorpresas no anunciadas en el evento de este año.

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