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Dragon Age 4 is reportedly alone launching on PS5, Xbox Series X, and PC

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Dragon Age 4 is reportedly launching happening PS5, Xbox Serial publication X, and PC but non last-gen consoles.

That stems from the LinkedIn profile of Book of Daniel Nordlander, other moderate role player designer at BioWare (via Venture Beat). Nordlander's profile lists Draco Age as a title that they worked on across "PS5/Xbox Series X+S/PC," but makes no reference point to older consoles. That's in contrast to Nordlander's previous work; as lead armed combat architect on Anthem, they list PS4, Xbox One, and PC as the relevant platforms.

Guess Beat's report corroborates the information in Nordlander's profile, merely it shouldn't get along as too more than of a surprise that BioWare is looking to leave older consoles behind. A recent report suggested that Dragon Age 4 could be targeting a 2023 firing, which could place the game's release three years into the new generation. That would make it tricky for BioWare to push the limits of the PS5 and Xbox Series X piece still acquiring the game to run well on older consoles.

While Dragon Old age 4 power not be coming to last-gen consoles, Ea and BioWare haven't left those who haven't managed to grab about new tech behind evenhanded notwithstandin. Mass Effect: Fabled Edition arrived for some generations binding in May, and Battlefield 2042 is also put off to launch on PS4 and Xbox One, albeit with a couple of technical limitations, such as smaller multiplayer matches. The nature of those games means they'ray unlikely to test hardware limits as much as a major RPG, but it seems you've got a bit while longer to enjoy your older consoles.

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