Bethesda Softwork's PlayStation 5 exclusive game, Ghostwire: Tokyo, is finally coming to the Xbox. This news is courtesy of eagle-eyed Twitter user Klobrille who posted a picture of Bethesda's London office on his account. Klobrille got the picture off the website of Area, a workplace design company. Area had posted the picture on its website as part of its case studies but has since taken it down.
In the picture, Bethesda's wall can be seen with art showcasing its different games and it has certain details, including their release year, developer, and platforms. One of the games on the wall art is Ghostwire: Tokyo and it includes Xbox Series X as one of the platforms it is on, alongside the PC and PlayStation 5.
Bethesda and Sony had an agreement that saw two of the game publishing company's most popular titles, Deathloop and Ghostwire: Tokyo, head to the PlayStation 5 for a limited period. In the case of Deathloop, the timed exclusivity agreement was for a year. As a result, Bethesda released the title for the Xbox consoles in September after it had been available for Sony's PlayStation since September 2021.
While Bethesda's art suggests an Xbox version of the game is on its way, fans might not see it until March 2023, at the very least, given the game was only released in March unless the Sony agreement with Bethesda is less than a year.