RPG Maker MV is no longer coming to Microsoft’s Xbox One consoles

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Published on March 12, 2019

published on March 12, 2019

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RPG Maker MV, a video game that lets players create their own old-school roleplaying games, will no longer be coming to the Xbox One family of consoles.

The game was originally set to launch on the Nintendo Switch and PlayStation 4 in late-2018 with the Xbox One version being a late addition to the release schedule. The Xbox One version was expected to gain cross-play with the Nintendo Switch version.

While the Switch and PS4 version did come out in November, the Xbox One version of RPG Maker MV was delayed until early-2019.
The official announcement of the cancellation (Japanese) doesn’t specify why the Xbox One version was abandoned, simply stating it was canned due to “various circumstances.”

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