Will it play on your precious hunk of junk?
Tomorrow is a big day for fans of a galaxy far, far away, with Star Wars Outlaws releasing all over the world. Many of you no doubt plan to spend your weekend losing yourself in the vast array of planets, guiding Kay Vess through the dark underbelly of the galaxy.
But can we all play, or is Outlaws only set to release on current gen consoles?
And if the latter, is there any way to play the game if you're still on previous gen (or your PC doesn't have the specs)?
Let's take a look.
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At the time of writing, it looks like Star Wars Outlaws is not coming to PS4 or Xbox One.
We doubted it would, because huge AAA blockbusters like this are all about showcasing what's possible with the latest technology. Outlaws is joining Black Myth: Wukong in the list of big titles that skip previous gen consoles.
That being said, stranger things have happened.
Last year's Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, a massive AAA title that still looks just as impressive as Outlaws, will release on PS4 and Xbox One on the 17th September, 2024. So previous gen ports do still happen, even with recent AAA games... AAA Star Wars games at that.
Don't get your hopes up, but if anything changes we'll update this page.
If you don't have a current gen console (or your PC doesn't have the required specs), then there is another way to play.
As with Black Myth Wukong, you can stream Star Wars Outlaws using the GeForce Now service.
There's a free version, but you're only allowed an hour's gaming session with it. So with a big game like this you'll want the Priority (£9.99 a month) or Ultimate plan (£19.99 a month). Sign up here!
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Ben Huxley is a freelance contributor to Radio Times, with bylines also in TechRadar, WhatCulture, GAMINGbible, and Live Science. A writer of fiction, too, he has a few short stories published and a novel on the way. He has a BA in English Literature, and an MA in creative writing.
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