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Report: Infinity Blade Heading To Xbox One
Epic co-owner Tencent has announced intentions to bring Infinity Blade to Xbox One.
According to a translated a9vg.com report from Gematsu, the Xbox One version of Infinity Blade will contain nearly all the levels from all three Infinity Blade games that appeared on iOS devices. It will allow for either Kinect or standard controller controls.
Gematsu also reports the game may release under a free-to-play model and is planned for launch in China before February 19, 2015. It's unclear what the timeline plans are for a North American release or if the game will also make its way to PlayStation 4.
[Source: a9vg.com, via NeoGAF, Gematsu, Joystiq]
Our Take
You know what would make an awesome Xbox One game, Chair? Shadow Complex 2! Pending that, though, I would be interested in trying out Infinity Blade on a console. I've never found the series all that compelling on mobile devices, but I know it's is well regarded by many. Maybe playing it on a big screen with a controller will turn me into a fan. I'm definitely interested it giving it a shot.
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