Platinum Games doesn’t rule out The Wonderful 101: Remastered for Xbox One - davenportsainklicho

Atomic number 78 Games wanted to take The Wonderful 101: Remastered to the Xbox One As well as the Switch, PC, and PlayStation 4, but there are two technicalities that endure in the way (via Gematsu).

The developer rung to Gematsu on the romp success of the remaster, and wherefore crowdfunding was the best approach to achieve its ambition. "Well the actual reason we decided to do a Kickstarter drive was not for funding at wholly, it was more about gauging interest in The Extraordinary 101," replied administrator vice prexy and studio apartment head Atsushi Inaba. "This is a unfit we've always wanted to revisit at some point sooner or later, so we thought it would be a beatific opportunity to bring the fans together—to unite them—and overestimate concern. And in essence, to release the game. So it wasn't really about the amount of funding at all, it was about somebody-publication, delivery fans together, and revisiting The Wonderful 101."

The Xbox One was originally included as a stretchiness goal, but this was missing when The Marvellous 101: Remastered Kickstarter campaign went lively. Atomic number 78 Games did not specify to backtrack on this goal, and aforesaid that the differences betwixt the Wii U and the Xbox One are too great. "Only the fact of the matter was that the original engine for the game and the engine for the Xbox One are precise different, and it's not unproblematic to port wish the other systems. So as a result of that, unfortunately and unfortunately, we had to relinquish the Xbox One release," explained senior vice chair and game designer Hideki Kamiya.

That isn't to say it is impossible, though. "I don't want to sound out it testament ne'er go on. If the right things come together and we get enough money, it power be manageable, but information technology's just an expensive thing to practise. We did want to do IT—IT's purely for that reason that we couldn't," said Inaba. The Wonderful 101: Remastered has raised over £1.49 million from 28,920 supporters, smashing its £39,550 target into smithereens with four years til the end of the campaign.

The Grand 101: Remastered touches thrown on Switch, PlayStation 4, and PC on English hawthorn 19 in North America and May 22 in Europe.