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PUBG Is Getting A Physical Release For Xbox One
PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds will be getting a physical edition with the release of the Xbox One version of the game. When that version releases is still unknown.
Xbox One will be the first console the game releases on, though it’s been the most popular game on Steam for a while now. How long Microsoft’s console exclusivity deal lasts isn’t known.
Bluehole Studio also recently announced vaulting and climbing will be coming to test servers in November, so hopefully those features make their way into the regular servers in time for the Xbox One release.
[Source: Twitter]
Our Take
PUBG’s an extremely popular game, so it’s unsurprising the digital-only PC game will show up on store shelves with its console debut. Hopefully that debut happens sooner rather than later.
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