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La disculpa de Xbox a Enotria cambia el tono de los desarrolladores, pero la fecha de lanzamiento aún no está establecida

Autor : Camila Actualizar : Jan 16,2025

Xbox's Apology to Enotria Changes Devs' Tune, But Release Date Still Unset Tras los retrasos informados en el proceso de certificación de Xbox, Microsoft se disculpó con Jyamma Games, desarrollador de Enotria: The Last Song. Esta disculpa se produce después de que el desarrollador expresara públicamente su frustración por un período de silencio de dos meses por parte de Microsoft con respecto a su envío a Xbox.

Disculpa de Microsoft y respuesta de Jyamma Games

El retraso llevó a Jyamma Games a posponer indefinidamente el lanzamiento de Enotria en Xbox. El director ejecutivo de Jyamma, Jacky Greco, expresó su decepción con Discord y expresó la frustración de la compañía por la falta de respuesta de Microsoft. Sin embargo, tras la disculpa de Microsoft, Jyamma Games expresó su gratitud en Twitter (X), agradeciendo específicamente a Phil Spencer y su equipo por su rápida respuesta y asistencia. También reconocieron el importante apoyo de su comunidad de jugadores.

Jyamma Games confirmó que ahora están colaborando activamente con Microsoft para acelerar el lanzamiento de Xbox, aunque aún no se ha confirmado una fecha de lanzamiento concreta. Greco detalló con más detalle el intercambio positivo en el servidor Discord del juego, confirmando la disculpa y el compromiso de Microsoft para resolver el problema.

Xbox's Apology to Enotria Changes Devs' Tune, But Release Date Still Unset

Desafíos en los lanzamientos de Xbox

La experiencia de

Enotria: The Last Song destaca los desafíos que enfrentan algunos desarrolladores al lanzar títulos en la plataforma Xbox. Esto se ve subrayado por los comentarios recientes de Funcom, que informaron dificultades de optimización para migrar Dune: Awakening a Xbox Series S.

Si bien las versiones para PS5 y PC de Enotria: The Last Song todavía están en camino de su lanzamiento el 19 de septiembre, la fecha de lanzamiento de Xbox sigue siendo incierta. Para obtener más información sobre Enotria: The Last Song, consulte el siguiente enlace.

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