Is dcuo cross platform

BREAKING NEWS! DC Universe Online launches TODAY (Friday, April 29, 2016) on the Xbox One!The server unlocks at 9:00AM PDT/12:00PM EDT. While you’re waiting, watch our new trailer:As we launch, you may have a few questions. Here are some of the most Frequently Asked Questions we’ve seen about DCUO on the Xbox One.Q: When can I play DCUO on Xbox One?A: DCUO will launch on Xbox One on Friday, April 29, 2016, around 9AM PDT/12PM EDT.Q: When can I download DCUO on Xbox One?A: DCUO is now available for download. Visit the Xbox Store. Q: What content is available on Xbox One?A: All content currently available on other platforms will also be available on Xbox One. This includes the base game, as well as the optional add-on Episodes 1-23.Q : Will there be crossplay on Xbox One with PC/PSN?A: No. The Xbox One community will be on their own separate servers; we do not have crossplay with PC/PSN.Q: Can I transfer my existing character or purchases to Xbox One?A: No. Characters and purchases are unique to each platform. If you would like to start again on Xbox One, you will need to create an Xbox account, create characters, and make any purchases you want directly on Xbox One.Q: What size is the download for DCUO on Xbox One?A: About 35gbs (34.62gbs, to be more specific). Download now!Q: Is DCUO free-to-play on Xbox One?A: Yes, DCUO is free-to-play. Head to the Xbox One store to start the download.Q: Is XBox Live Gold required on Xbox One?A: Yes, you must have Xbox Live Gold in order to access DCUO on Xbox One.Q: How do I make purchases on Xbox One?A: Membership, bundles, and Marketplace Cash can be purchased for real money in the Xbox One dash. Once purchased, Marketplace Cash can be used in the in-game Marketplace to purchase content, styles, convenience items, Legends characters, and more.Q: What is Membership in DCUO and what does it include?A: Membership adds to / enhances your in-game experience in DCUO, with monthly grants and access to content and features. For more information on what’s included with membership, visit Does Membership on Xbox One recur, or do I need to purchase it each month?A: Membership on Xbox One will not recur, but you can make multiple Membership purchases to stack time. For more information, visit Will the Xbox One version of the game receive the same updates as the PC and PlayStation versions?A: Yes, the plan is to keep all platforms in sync with the same updates and content. This may not always be possible, but this is the overall goal.Q: I would prefer to play Xbox One in a language other than English. How can I do this?A: To play DCUO in a supported language other than English, visit the Xbox One store and look for your free language audio pack under Add-ons.There are Audio Add-On packs available for French, Italian, German, and Spanish. Once the Add-On pack is finished downloading, you can switch the

--> I’ve been an avid player of Daybreak’s DC Universe Online MMO since the PC beta. The Windows and PlayStation 3 release happened way back in January of 2011. Back then it was owned by Sony Online Entertainment. Call me crazy but I bought the collector’s edition being an avid DC Comics reader, even today, and I also spent money in-game on the PC version. Then the move to Next-Gen consoles happened and I jumped on the PlayStation 4 (PS4) bandwagon as playing with a controller there seemed more natural to me. I also spent money there as well. Now the same 8-year-old game arrives on Nintendo Switch and for some reason I feel invigorated again.So, the questions that need to be answered eventually in this preview and then the following full review are the following. First, what’s new, if anything in the Switch version? And secondly, how does the Switch version perform in docked and undocked modes? And lastly, should one care if they are already invested in the game on another platform? Welcome to our week one release preview of DC Universe Online for the Nintendo Switch.If you haven’t played DC Universe Online (DCUO) on another platform, consider is the only superhero based MMO today on the market. And it’s based on the mythos and characters found in the classic DC Comics universe. DCUO on the Switch can be considered the second MMO to arrive for this platform behind Warframe.DCUO is free to play but of course a subscription option exists. The game is persistent and is played entirely online, i.e. connected to some “server(s)” in the cloud, along with other players in your game world.The good news is playing DCUO on Nintendo Switch does not require a subscription to Nintendo Switch Online. There also appears to be

Hey there, looks like you're using an outdated browser. Functions and graphics of this forum may not work correctly, so please update to the most current! Page 3 of 4 1 2 3 4 Next > The developers stated a long time ago that there were no plans to ever make PC and PS3 cross over with each other. That does not mean that there may be something like this in the future though. they updated it a few months ago around about the time of DLC4 in a webcast question time A good player is a good player regardless the platform. x 2 Yup. ps3 player. Odds are, you're not accessing this through your ps3 browser. You have a keyboard in front of you. Use it. Hell, back when I played on the ps3, I hooked my keyboard up to the thing so I could type good too. Sore Steadfast Player Anyone who makes a mention of platform when it's not relevant, just embarrasses themselves. Anyone who bites and joins that argument, also embarrasses themselves. I remember reading a few articles about this game while it was still in production, and Cross Platform play was one of the early selling points. Unfortunately, this never came to pass. Thank you to Rexx Everything for pointing out that bit about the reason why. Very Nice find. Or someone thats posting from a phone? Lol u pc players r soooo funny, I love the new forums! Lol how many guides came from ps3 players Yea, it was a joke that has all the pc guys turning in their sleep. yeah ! I'd love dcuo on my toaster ! Im being ganked by pc players with punctuation and grammer ocd! *hits lvl4 supply drop and henchmen* Final Fantasy has always been cross platform since the first MMO. They still have Final Fantasy 11 that was my first MMO experience. That has been out for 12 years and on PS2,PS3,PC,Xbox360 and Macs. One of the reasons I was shocked at how this game couldn't run that many things cross platform. Most of the problems i've seen with this game that game never had. It had great Graphics and alot of open world. It also had the PVP where it was enjoyable. You couldn't premade and end up in the same group. If you wanted to play it premade in a group, they had area's you could buy and invite other people into them. Set rules and things for it. Thats something they should start working on now. Since PS3 has so many MMO's happening for summer and the end of the year. I can't see them sticking around when so many of them are