All the multi-platform games announced in the Nintendo Direct Partner Showcase

Monster Hunter, Katamari, Pac-Man and Dragon Quest will also arrive on Xbox and other consoles.

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The recent Nintendo Direct: Partner Showcase has brought several notable announcements, and the most interesting for Xbox players is that several of these titles will also be released outside of the Nintendo environment. Four major games have been confirmed for Xbox, PlayStation, and PC consoles, once again demonstrating the commitment to multi-platform releases.

Among them, there are highly anticipated proposals for fans of role-playing games, arcade action, and Japanese nostalgia. All of these games have been officially announced with versions for Xbox Series, which reinforces the console’s future catalog with very recognizable names.

Games confirmed for Xbox and more platforms

These are the titles announced in the Nintendo Direct that will also arrive on Xbox:

• Monster Hunter Stories 3
  Confirmed for Xbox Series, PS5, Switch 2, and PC. A new installment of the successful spin-off RPG with monsters and exploration.
• Once Upon a KATAMARI
  Coming to Xbox Series, PS5, Switch, and PC. The classic Katamari Damacy saga returns with a new approach and more worlds to roll up.
• Pac-Man (new title in development)
  Confirmed for Xbox, Steam, Switch 1 and 2, and PlayStation. A new proposal based on the iconic character from Bandai Namco.
• Dragon Quest I & II Remake
  Also available on Xbox Series, PS5, Switch 1 and 2, and PC. This is a completely remade version of the first two games in the saga, with a modern visual style in HD-2D.

Four announcements that reinforce the multi-platform character of the current catalog and confirm the good health of the Xbox ecosystem, also for fans of Japanese role-playing games and games with a strong identity.