Perfect Dark Already In Development For PS5 And Switch 2

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  • Microsoft hasn’t announced a release date for Perfect Dark, but it is rumored to be released in 2026. 
  • The game was announced to be released on Xbox, but it seems like its PS5 and Switch 2 ports are already in development.
  • This decision from the gaming giant isn’t surprising as it is hands-deep in the multiplatform strategy.

Perfect Dark Reboot was announced back in 2020, and we finally saw an extensive look at its gameplay during the Xbox’s showcase last year. However, the gaming giant has changed its approach when it comes to exclusives, so fans were wondering if this title would be released on other consoles, too. 

Fans now don’t have to wonder as the game is in development for the PS5 and most likely the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2.

Why it matters: The multiplatform for Xbox seems to be doing well, as it generated a revenue of $6.58 billion in Q2 of FY25. Forza Horizon 5 has also been announced for the PS5, so it won’t be surprising if more of Xbox’s flagship series head to the rival console.

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Recent Job Posting For The Perfect Dark Reveals That The Game Is Being Developed For The PlayStation 5 and Nintendo Switch 2 | Source: LinkedIn

As per a job posting from The Initiative studio, it is clear that the Perfect Dark is being developed for the PS5 and the possibility for the Nintendo Switch 2.

The job posting requires a Principal Graphics Engineer to join the team to work on Perfect Dark, who can ensure the game is supported on multiple platforms.

Optimize and ensure scalability of rendering features to support multiple platforms and quality configurations.

-Job Posting

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Another Job Posting Revealed That Perfect Dark Won’t Skip 60FPS On Xbox 

The game’s release date is yet to be confirmed, so the gaming giant may have decided to release it on the rival consoles on day one. Given Xbox’s recent approach to its game, it isn’t surprising to see this decision.

While the job posting doesn’t directly quote PS5 and Nintendo Switch 2, it says multiple platforms. Given that Switch 2 is slated to be released later this year, it is a smart move to develop a port for that. 

Perfect Dark’s 25th anniversary is approaching, so Xbox may have planned to announce its release date and PS5 port in the future. A report previously suggested that the game will be released in 2026.

What do you think about the Perfect Dark Reboot being developed for PS5 and Witch 2? Are you excited for this game? Share your thoughts with us in the comment section below or join the discussion at the official Tech4Gamers forums.  

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