¿Puede Gears of War recuperar a sus fans con E-Day? | BBC News

De BBC News analiza Gears of War: E-Day, una precuela que regresa a los orígenes del conflicto de la humanidad con los Locust, la especie enemiga de la serie. El reportaje señala que el juego ha sido bien recibido por la crítica y los jugadores, y que se considera una prueba importante para la nueva dirección de Xbox. A diferencia de los títulos recientes de los estudios de Microsoft, E-Day se lanza como exclusivo de Xbox. Tom Richardson, de BBC Newsbeat, habló con el desarrollador The Coalition sobre lo que significa la exclusividad para ellos.

• Precuela sobre el origen del conflicto con los Locust
• Bien recibido por la crítica y los jugadores
• Lanzado como exclusivo de Xbox

Gears of War, one of the video games that helped Microsoft's Xbox to win over millions of fans, is back. Prequel E-Day takes players back to where it all started, telling the origin story of humanity's conflict with The Locust - the series' horrifying enemy species. The game's been well-received by critics and players, but it's also seen as a big test of Xbox's new direction. Unlike recent flagship titles from the company's studios, which have been released on PlayStation 5 and, in some cases, Nintendo Switch, E-Day is being pushed as an Xbox exclusive. The apparent goal is to draw players back to the brand, but critics have questioned whether that's realistic at a time when console prices are higher than ever. BBC Newsbeat's Tom Richardson spoke to developer The Coalition - the makers of E-Day - about what staying exclusive means to them. Subscribe to our channel here: https://bbc.in/bbcnews For the latest news download the BBC News app or visit BBC.com/news #GearsOfWar #GearsOfWarEDay #Xbox #BBCGaming #BBCNews