Game Science CEO and Black Myth Wukong producer Feng Ji says the Xbox Series S' lackluster hardware is to blame for the game skipping Microsoft's consoles.

Wukong took to the internet to lament the lack of game presence on Xbox, and blames the Series S's 10 GB of RAM.

One of 2024's oddest stories seems to have come to a close.

In a post on Chinese social media Weibo, Game Science producer and CEO Feng Ji took a break from reacting to the numerous Steam Awards recently won by the studio to talk about the delayed Xbox port of Black Myth: Wukong.

Enter Microsoft, which had plenty of issues last year, including the shutdown of certain companies, key games not being as big as it hoped, and not getting games like Black Myth Wukong at launch. Fast forward to now,

Available on PC and PlayStation 5 for the last four-and-a-half months, 2024's smash hit Black Myth: Wukong is still conspicuously absent on Microsoft’s consoles. Exactly why has been a matter of some speculation,

Wukong developer Game Science has reiterated once again that Xbox Series S optimization issues are to blame for the game’s unintended PS5 exclusivity. A number of large publications continue to peddle a bizarre claim that Sony signed a “secret” exclusivity deal for Black Myth: Wukong — a rumor that vague Microsoft statements seemingly

According to IGN, Game Science blames the Xbox Series S for Black Myth: Wukong skipping Xbox. Game Science CEO Feng Ji celebrated Black Myth: Wukong's 2024 Steam Game of the Year win on Weibo. He also lamented the lack of an Xbox version,