Rumors and leaks have suggested additional characters from franchises like The Lord of the Rings and The Matrix, and dataminers have uncovered possible hints about the MultiVersus roster. Multiple popular DC characters, such as Wonder Woman, Batman, and Superman, have also been confirmed. owns the rights to numerous iconic characters from Cartoon Network, HBO, and more, meaning that characters from franchises on those platforms could be available to MultiVersus. Characters confirmed to be arriving in the game include Arya Stark from Game of Thrones, Finn and Jake from Adventure Time, and Tom & Jerry. MultiVersus will be following Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl in the tradition of modern Smash-inspired fighting games. There has even been leaked footage of MultiVersus matches, showing how popular characters like Harley Quinn and Batman might fight once the game is released. The Super Smash Bros.-inspired fighting game has been the subject of numerous leaks over the past few months relating to its robust and varied roster of playable characters and gameplay mechanics. Microsoft's plan is to roll this feature out to other smart televisions over the course of the year along with Project Moorcroft, a new program that will bring demos of upcoming games to Xbox Game Pass.Warner Bros.’s upcoming MultiVersus brawler is opening its closed beta soon and will also feature the Iron Giant and Tasmanian Devil as fighters, per a recent statement. That's coming later this year.įrom 30th June you'll be able to play cloud-enabled Game Pass Ultimate games without a console via 2022 Samsung smart TVs. As Wes summarised for us at the time, there were "no megatons", but Microsoft did announce plans to roll out the ability for Xbox Game Pass Ultimate members to play, from the cloud, select games they already own or have purchased outside the Xbox Game Pass library. The Xbox and Bethesda Games Showcase has now been and gone.
"At its core, it’s a story about how Xbox started as a passion project from a small group of gamers within Microsoft and grew to become a source of joy for Xbox players around the world." So we partnered with an Emmy award-winning documentary film team to really dig in and help bring the story to life. "The answer, it turns out, was yes, absolutely. "Is there a compelling story behind the history of Xbox?" Tina Summerford, head of programming for Xbox, said at the time. The project - which explores the history of Microsoft's console, from its conception to recent successes - began three years ago and was announced at the Xbox Anniversary Celebration. To see this content please enable targeting cookies. The documentary - which was released on 13th December across "a variety of video platforms", including Roku, IMDb TV, YouTube, Redbox, and more - won the award for Outstanding Single-Camera Editing (thanks, VGC). The award-winning team behind Xbox's candid six-part documentary series, Power On: The Story of Xbox, has secured another award: a Daytime Emmy.
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