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Korean Ratings Board Suggests Sunset Overdrive Might Be Coming To PC
The Korean Ratings Board, which publicly lists ratings for games and thus inadvertently leaks games ahead of announcement, has revealed a listing for Sunset Overdrive on PC.
Gematsu reports the rating, though not a lot of other details are currently available. In a community Q&A on the forum Resetera, Insomniac community director James Stevenson commented on the possibility of Xbox One X enhancements for Sunset Overdrive a few weeks ago.
"Realistically it’s not in the cards at this point," Stevenson answered. "Our engine code is several years developed from Sunset Overdrive, and to re-open that project and try to piece it in there, on a new piece of hardware, plus all of the testing and resources going into it, isn’t something we’re able to do in house. Right now everyone here is focused on Marvel’s Spider-Man."
There's a number of caveats in there that would allow for a Sunset Overdrive PC port, though all we have at this point is the singular rating.
[Source: Gematsu]
Our Take
Sunset Overdrive is one of my favorite Xbox One exclusives and it's a shame more people didn't get to play it. I'd love a PC port.
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