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Dishonored, Prey, And Wolfenstein Collections Leak For Xbox Series X/S
The ESRB, the Entertainment Software Ratings Board, is no stranger to leaking game info before its officially announced and with the Wolfenstein and Prey/Dishonored collections available now for this gen, it looks like these all-in-one packages could be making its jump to Xbox Series X/S as well.
Following the purchase of ZeniMax, and subsequently Bethesda, for 7.5 billion dollars, Microsoft now has a lot of freedom to do what they will with the the IPs included in this umbrella. It looks like that will include releasing a few collections for next gen Xbox systems, including the Arkane Collection featuring Dishonored and Prey, and the Wolfenstein collection.
According to the collections that stealh-released today for Xbox One and PlayStation 4, the Arkane Collection includes Dishonored: The Definitive Edition, Dishonored 2 and its expansion, and Prey. The Wolfenstein collection is called The Alternate History Bundle and includes The New Order, The Old Blood, The New Colossus, and Youngblood.
The current-gen releases of the two collections include both Xbox and PlayStation, but the ESRB rating only has the Xbox Series X/S platforms listed for next gen. Does that mean that the PlayStation 5 system will be missing out? It's absolutely possible with the acquisition, but just because it isn't listed here doesn't make that a sure thing. Hopefully, we'll be learning more about the collections, officially, here soon to see exactly where these bundles will be available, and when.
Are you excited to see these collections on next gen or are you firmly focused on new adventures to dive into? Sound off with your thoughts in the comment section below!
[Source: IGN]
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