Warhammer: Chaosbane video game is coming to Microsoft’s Xbox Series X next gen console

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Published on July 8, 2020

published on July 8, 2020

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During the Nacon Connect livestream today, Nacon announced that the Warhammer: Chaosbane video game would be coming to the Xbox Series X console sometime in the future. A PlayStation 5 version was also confirmed.

Warhammer: Chaosbane is already currently available on Microsoft’s Xbox One console and it’s unclear if this new Xbox Series X version would be a separate release or a free upgrade for existing owners via the Smart Delivery system. It was revealed recently that Microsoft is discouraging developers from offering next gen upgrade purchases so it’s looking like players will either get the Xbox Series X version of Warhammer: Chaosbane for free or full price.

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— Nacon (@Nacon) July 7, 2020

Nacon also confirmed today that they would be releasing officially licensed merchandise and accessories for the Xbox Series X console. No details were provided with this announcement though it’s likely that such products could include controllers, headsets, cases, an even gaming keyboards.

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