Baldur’s Gate 3 is making all kinds of headlines all around the internet. The game is among this year’s biggest surprises, and many people out there quickly got pretty hyped to get their hands on it. The game launched on PC recently, and it’s coming to PlayStation 5 very soon.

But until recently, there was hardly any news about the Xbox ports of this CRPG. There was a big reason this port was not announced for Xbox, but it looks like developer Larian and Microsoft have finally solved that issue.

Baldur’s Gate 3 is finally coming to Xbox consoles later this year!

It’s a great feeling when you know the world is experiencing a game that you are enjoying. It’s the kind of connection gamers all around the world have. Baldur’s Gate 3 is a game that people love talking about, given the fact that it’s a different experience for everyone.

Currently, PC gamers are enjoying it to the fullest; soon, PlayStation users will get their hands on it too. The best part is that it would support cross-save; hence, players would be able to save games on one device and continue on another.

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Weirdly, to the surprise of many Xbox users out there, they got no update on when Baldur’s Gate 3 would make it to their preferred consoles. No one knew that this absence was due to Microsoft’s mandate that every game coming to the Xbox One Series X needs to come to the Series S in a feature-perfect manner.

But Larian, the developer of Baldur’s Gate 3, was finding it pretty hard to make local co-op work on the much weaker Series S console. However, Microsoft was not allowing them to launch the game on the Series S without local co-op.

Recently, that changed, all thanks to Phil Spencer meeting the developers during the Gamescom conference and allowing them to make the required changes. This meant the Xbox version of Baldur’s Gate 3 was now open. A developer from Larian finally confirmed on X that the game would be available for Xbox consoles later this year.

This means fans now have two massive RPGs to look forward to. One is Starfield, and the other is Baldur’s Gate 3. It’s going to be the RPG season for all Xbox users out there. Here’s hoping the games are good enough performance-wise. It is pretty evident that Baldur’s Gate 3 is pretty heavy on the processor.

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