MMORPG 'Black Desert' gets cross-play between Xbox One and PlayStation 4 in March

Black Desert is a pop PC and console massively multiplayer online role-playing game (MMORPG) from Pearl Abyss. The championship has received a number of bug fixes and new content over the past several months, only the latest update may be its well-nigh meaning.

Today, nosotros received a press release from the visitor that said cross-play was being enabled between Xbox Ane and PlayStation 4. The company said, "Starting March 4, Black Desert will receive cantankerous-play support on both the Xbox One and PlayStation 4. Players on both consoles will now be able to explore the world of Blackness Desert together online."

Do y'all play Black Desert? Will this make you jump back into the game? Allow us know.

In my review for Windows Central, I wrote, "Overall, Black Desert is a neat MMORPG, but it needs more than technical shine on Xbox 1. Fifty-fifty on Xbox One 10, it'south far from perfect due to its lighting and performance issues. Unfortunately, information technology besides lacks a lot of the content found on the PC version. Pearl Completeness has promised a serial of updates which will bring over new regions and features, merely information technology'southward unclear how long that will accept."

The Elder Scrolls Online has competition

Blackness Desert

The PC MMORPG finally lands on Xbox 1

Black Desert is the Xbox One version of Black Desert Online which launched on PC in 2022. While there may exist a lot of content missing in the console port, it'due south nevertheless an expansive MMORPG which should give The Elderberry Scrolls Online some competition.

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An internet connection will soon be required when setting up Windows 11 Pro

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An net connection will soon be required when setting up Windows 11 Pro

Microsoft has announced that later this year, users volition exist required to connect to the internet and sign-in with a Microsoft Account during the out of box setup experience on Windows 11 Pro. Microsoft has already been enforcing this requirement on Windows 11 Home since launch final October, and Windows xi Pro is now expected to follow suit soon.