Earlier this year, Playful Studios announced the Nintendo Switch release, New Super Lucky's Tale, would be "coming soon" to the Xbox One. It's now locked in a release date - and it'll be officially arriving on 21st August.
If you play this game on the Xbox One X, it will run at 4K and 60fps. If you play it on the original Xbox One or Xbox One S system, you'll be limited to 30fps.
Regardless of your system of choice, here's everything the 'New' version of Super Lucky's Tale has to offer over the original game, according to a summary from Playful Studios:
"It's essentially a remake. New levels, redesigned old levels, DLC added to the main story, full 360 camera, new control rig, music, story, and just about everything else. We spent 18 months developing it after the launch of SLT."
Keep in mind this is a standalone release. Will you be trying out this new and improved version of Super Lucky's Tale when it arrives on Xbox One this August? Leave a comment down below.
[source twitter.com]
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Just a couple of weeks back I got this physically for the Switch after rave reviews and the benefits of portable play, so while good news I won't be double dipping...
The normal Super Luckys Tail itself is on Gamepass.....
Nonetheless for those yet to play this on Xbox, come 21st August is the time to enjoy the upgraded version, it's a great game..
I bought the original and I loved it.
Oh god so many banjos
Does it still support Dolby Atmos?
@HotGoomba You can never have too many Banjos 🤣
While I am more concerned with gameplay than the technical side of gaming, it still surprises me that simple cartoonish games like this can't hit 60fps on Xbox One S.
I have the original version and even the basic version is a great game!
It's a great option for those who are into 3d platformers. I really like it!
@BANJO We need an army actually to make Microsoft bring Banjo-Kazooie back! 😁
@BlueOcean It seems like we do, our favourite bear and bird cannot be left behind in the past any longer... 😀
Great game, I own it on switch..
The fact this is not coming to Game Pass is kind of irritating.
I hear this version changes the fixed cameras from the original. Ill gladly give it a go if it finds its way to gamepass.
Kind of surprised this isn't coming to Game Pass to replace the existing version, though I guess they did continue developing this new version 18 months after the original was finished. My girlfriend was kind enough to get me the Nintendo Switch version physically though, so I won't be needing it on Game Pass regardless.
Wait....this is a first party game that is not coming to GamePass? Is that confirmed?
This is the same mess Sony fans got from Squeenix with DQ11's "upgraded" version being a Switch port to buy separately. Except that's a third party, and this is first party. That's frustrating.
@NEStalgia, it's not first party, MS just published the previous version, while the "New" variant is self published by the devs.
It originated as Lucky's Tale, a VR title exclusive to Oculus, before being remade as Super Lucky's Tale for XBO, and finally remade again as New Super Lucky's Tale, which is multiplat (after a brief stint of Switch exclusivity).
As for the game itself, I played it on Switch and it was a fun time (I hope they one day port the VR version to PSVR).
@RR529 Oh yeah, i always forget MS isn't publishing it anymore.
So it's just like squeenix then. I bought the full game on x1... But now don't have the "real" version.
I enjoyed the original, so I'll be going through this one, too. I hope NSLT gets a physical release, as well.
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