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Elite: Dangerous confirmed for Xbox One UPDATE: Will come to PS4 eventually, David Braben confirms. Deputy Editor UPDATE: Frontier chief David Braben has confirmed Elite: Dangerous will release on PlayStation 4 eventually. Braben tweeted to clarify yesterday's announcement that the space game would launch this year on Xbox One. The Xbox One version is a timed console exclusive, Braben said, and 'down the line' Frontier will release Elite: Dangerous on PS4. Mac of course, then down the line we will support more, including PS4.
The XB1 is a timed exclusive.— David Braben (@DavidBraben) ORIGINAL STORY: Elite: Dangerous will launch on Xbox One. Xbox boss Phil Spencer announced the console port of Frontier's space game during a presentation at GDC this evening. In a follow-up press release, Frontier said the Xbox One version includes all content added to the PC version by February's Community Goals content update and March's Wings content update. The March's Wings update will be released for the PC version next week. Here's the official blurb: 'Wings will empower players to help protect friends on a risky trade run, spread out to map systems or hunt prey, and work together to reshape the galaxy.'
In a post on the, David Braben insisted the Xbox One version of Elite: Dangerous would not be 'dumbed down'. Elite: Dangerous on Xbox One will be the complete and authentic Elite: Dangerous experience.
It will not be 'dumbed down'. We'll be working with an all-new audience, but that doesn't mean a change in direction for the game, and nor does it mean slowing development on the PC version. The second of our updates - Wings - is being beta tested by some of you right now, and the third will be coming in the spring, free of charge. We'll be talking more about the third major update - Powerplay - soon!
You probably mean if there is some HUD symbol showing you the direction of the enemy when he's not in plain sight? No, there is nothing like that. You can lock on the enemy (which you probably know), but the only way to see where he is, when he's not in front of you, is the scanner. But you'll find with some practice that it's really easy to read and to use. The basic tips: when you keep the throttle in the blue area, your ships turns the fastest.
You can increase your maneuverability quite a bit by re-routing more power to the engines (at the expense of shield and laser recharge rate). A somewhat more sophisticated technique is firing your maneuvering thrusters while turning: firing the down thrusters while pulling the nose up makes you turn quite a bit faster. The most advanced technique is turning with the flight assist off: your ship can (normally) pitch faster than it can change the direction of flight, but FA limits the pitch rate to your turn rate (so that the handling feels more like flying a plane). By switching FA off, throttling down, pulling the nose around and then reenabling FA while throttling up again, you can fly very tight turns. But that takes some practice. You probably mean if there is some HUD symbol showing you the direction of the enemy when he's not in plain sight? No, there is nothing like that.