微軟《戰爭機器：Reloaded》高畫質重製8
微軟於 5 日宣布其 Xbox 360 時代代表作品《戰爭機器》（Gears of War）最新高畫質重製版本《戰爭機器：Reloaded》將在 8 月 26 日發售，而且販售平台包括 PS5 引起不少玩家討論，當初遊戲推出決定不走向獨佔而是更多平台的決策，連這款 Xbox 巔峰作品都登上 PS 了。
《戰爭機器：Reloaded》比其初版、究極版的更高畫質提升（圖源：Xbox）
《戰爭機器：Reloaded》是《戰爭機器：究極版》的再提升高畫質重製版，作為系列 20 周年的代表作品，遊戲將具有 4K 高畫質、杜比視界與杜比 7.1.4 全景音效、120 FPS 支援以及跨平台、跨遊戲的終極多人遊戲體驗。
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當然，這款被視為 Xbox 巔峰與代表作品登上了 PS 宣傳引起不少玩家討論，Xbox 執行長 Phil Spencer 在去年就已經確認將《盜賊之海》等多款第一方作品登上 PS 平台，如今連《戰爭機器》也登上 PS，也有些玩家認為這就是主機戰爭的「落敗」，但或許從不同的角度來看，多平台銷售才是保障更多的接觸客群。
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Gears of War: Reloaded comes to PS5 on August 26, remastered from the ground up pic.twitter.com/edHEdH72BB
— PlayStation (@PlayStation) May 5, 2025
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