Bethesda has exciting news for fans of the iconic archaeologist: MachineGames' Indiana Jones and The Great Circle is set to launch on PlayStation 5 on April 15 for early access, with a global release following on April 17. Those eager to dive into the adventure early can secure their spot by pre-ordering the game.
This PS5 release comes four months after the game's initial launch on Xbox and PC. Alongside this announcement, Bethesda released a playful promo trailer featuring two of the most renowned video game actors, Troy Baker and Nolan North. Baker, who voices Indiana Jones in the game, sits down with North, famous for portraying Nathan Drake in the PlayStation-exclusive Uncharted series. The meeting of these two actors represents a full-circle moment, given the inspiration Uncharted draws from the Indiana Jones franchise.
The trailer adds an intriguing twist with Microsoft-owned Bethesda involving Nolan North, the voice of Sony's Nathan Drake, in their promotional content. While North avoids mentioning "Nathan Drake" or "Uncharted" directly, his performance is filled with knowing nods to his iconic role. He humorously suggests he broke into the opulent room they're in, hinting at the imminent arrival of goons, a common occurrence in Uncharted.
During their chat, North playfully questions Baker on how he plans to handle Private Military Forces with just a whip. Baker responds by tapping his head, to which North quips, "headbutt. I like it. Aggressive." North then describes himself as "more of a sidearms kinda guy... jeans... henley," with Baker joking that he's "somehow always half-tucked."
Their conversation reveals a shared passion for ancient artifacts, with North jesting about selling them to the highest bidder, while Baker's Indiana Jones aims to donate them to museums. This exchange symbolizes Nathan Drake welcoming Indiana Jones into an elite club of adventurers, with North officially saying, "Welcome to the club." This marks a significant moment as Xbox's Indiana Jones joins PlayStation's Uncharted on Sony's console, creating a delightful crossover of treasure-hunting legends. The only thing missing is Lara Croft crashing through a window to join the fun.
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This move is part of Microsoft's broader strategy to release their games on multiple platforms, following the footsteps of titles like Forza Horizon 5 and Doom: The Dark Ages. Indiana Jones and the Great Circle has already seen significant success, reaching 4 million players on its day-one launch on Game Pass, a number expected to surge with the PS5 release.
In related news, Harrison Ford, the legendary actor behind Indiana Jones, praised Troy Baker's portrayal in Indiana Jones and the Great Circle. In an interview with The Wall Street Journal, Ford humorously remarked, "You don’t need artificial intelligence to steal my soul. You can already do it for nickels and dimes with good ideas and talent. He did a brilliant job, and it didn’t take AI to do it." Ford's endorsement highlights the exceptional talent and creativity behind Baker's performance, emphasizing that human ingenuity remains unrivaled.