PUBG Corp. can’t just stop coming up with new updates every now and then. It has always kept its audience engaged and hasn’t allowed them to even think about getting over with the game. Recently, the company updated the game to v4.3 which brought Survival Mastery along with updates to shotgun and other features to the title. Then back in August, PUBG Corp. announced that PUBG is getting cross-platform support for PS4 and Xbox in early October. And now, finally, the cross-platform feature is live, following the PUBG Update 1.23 (4.3).
The new update introduces cross-platform between PS4 and Xbox One players. Players from both the consoles are matched now during the matchmaking. However, PC players have been excluded from the cross-play. Console players once matched, an icon is visible next to the names which indicates from whatever console they’re playing on: PS4 or an Xbox One. Moreover, the update also brings the new DBS gun to the Battle Royale.
You can read the full Patch Notes here:
Console Players: Update 4.3 is now available on live servers!
This update also brings Cross Platform Play, allowing PlayStation and Xbox players to be entered into the same matchmaking pool, as well as Survival Mastery, the DBS, and more!
Patch notes: https://t.co/b6ckwGof3d pic.twitter.com/aYXmnU0NGr
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