Ahoy, mateys! The high seas are about to get even more crowded as Rare's swashbuckling adventure, Sea of Thieves, makes waves as the most pre-ordered game on PlayStation Network in the US and beyond. With Microsoft's recent announcement of bringing exclusive Xbox titles to PlayStation 5, it seems pirates from all corners are eagerly anticipating this plunder-filled voyage.
The treasure chest of pre-orders sees Sea of Thieves' premium edition, priced at a modest $40 doubloons, reigning supreme at the top spot, while the base game follows closely behind in fifth place, just a peg leg's step away from Dragon's Dogma 2. This surge in popularity is all the more impressive considering the game won't drop anchor on PlayStation consoles until April 30, leaving other eagerly awaited titles like Rise of the Ronin in its wake.
Xbox's cunning strategy to broaden its horizons and hoist its exclusives onto the PlayStation deck seems to be paying off handsomely. This clever maneuver could pave the way for more multiplatform adventures from Xbox in the future, broadening the horizons of console gaming. And with the influx of salty PlayStation sailors joining the crew, Sea of Thieves' already vast audience of over 35 million pirates across Xbox and PC is set to swell even further.
The game's impressive pre-order performance isn't just confined to the shores of the US. Across the Atlantic, Sea of Thieves has captured the hearts of players in the UK, Germany, and Sweden, showcasing its universal appeal. As the countdown to its PlayStation launch draws closer, Sea of Thieves promises to chart new territories and keep its loyal crew entertained with exciting updates on the horizon.
But beware, ye scurvy dogs! Sea of Thieves' cross-platform escapade marks just the beginning of a new era in gaming, where accessibility reigns supreme. With Microsoft leading the charge, the future promises a sea of possibilities for gamers everywhere. So hoist the sails, splice the mainbrace, and prepare for the adventure of a lifetime in Sea of Thieves. Arrr!
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