The only thing we'll be asked to pay for are the multiplayer cards.Īs the original isn't exactly the best-known game in Microsoft's catalogue, you might not know what the premise is. We're also told that this isn't a limited offer, but that the game will be free for the foreseeable future. It's also a part of the Xbox Play Anywhere program, which means that your Xbox One progress will carry over to the PC version and vice versa. This new version will have an improved resolution, better frame-rate, and support cross-play. They've also revealed that it'll be completely free. Thought that was the big surprise? Think again. Microsoft has announced that the remaster will be available on PC (Windows 10) and Xbox One later today. That makes today's announcement extra surprising. Before that, we had heard very little about the game. Processor: Intel Core2 Duo E6550 2.It's only been six weeks since we got the first screenshot from the remastered version of Phantom Dust.That aside, this is a fantastic opportunity for people to experience one of the most beloved but overlooked titles from the first generation of Xbox. However, creative director Adam Isgreen confirmed earlier this month that no progression type stuff has been altered to pressure the player to buy anything. One thing to consider is that even though Phantom Dust will be free, it’ll feature microtransactions. Later, Microsoft re-committed to the idea and began development again, leading to the launch that’s evidently coming tomorrow. Microsoft announced the remaster at E3 2014 but eventually cancelled it. Phantom Dust was a cult classic on the original Xbox, and many people were thrilled to find out that it’s being gussied up and re-released. Head of Xbox marketing Aaron Greenberg just revealed the news on Twitter. That’s right, Microsoft’s surprising us with both an imminent release date and a freebie. Here’s a nice little announcement: Microsoft is giving away the remaster of Phantom Dust for free and it’s coming tomorrow to Xbox One and Windows 10 PC.
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