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The Ascent will no longer be an Xbox Series X launch title and is now expected in 2021

Brad Stephenson Brad Stephenson
October 29, 2020
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The Ascent was originally intended to be an Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S launch title but it’s now been delayed to an unspecified time in 2021.

The announcement was made as part of a new walkthrough video on the official Xbox YouTube channel which offers a fairly solid look at the title’s gameplay and steampunk setting. The video description reiterates the point that the developers are targeting 60 fps and full 4K on both the Xbox One X and the next gen Series X and S consoles.

Video ThumbnailThe Ascent was originally intended to be an Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S launch title but it’s now been delayed to an unspecified time in 2021. The announcement was made as part of a new walkthrough video on the official Xbox YouTube channel which offers a fairly solid look at the title’s gamepla

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