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The Crew Coming To Xbox 360 This November, Alongside New-Gen And PC Versions
Ubisoft announced that it's bringing The Crew to the Xbox 360 this November, in addition to the previously announced PC and new-gen console versions. According to the company, the decision is meant to bring the racing game to as many players as possible, though PS3 owners are being left behind.
"It's Ubisoft's objective to continue to meet the needs of consumers who have not yet made the move to the new console generation," says Tony Key, Ubisoft's senior vice president of sales and marketing. "The Crew was originally built for the new generation of consoles, but we have always had a desire to make it accessible to as many people as possible. We're excited to bring The Crew's same core features, massive scope, mission variety and overall driving experience to Xbox 360 players."
Fuel developer Asobo Studio will be handling the Xbox 360 version of the game. That game also featured auto racing across large-scale maps, which is probably why Ubisoft turned to them when developing the last-gen version. The Crew is set for a November 11 release date on PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Xbox 360.
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