Asphalt 9 and other Gameloft games will get Xbox Live support
Xbox Live is getting bigger.
A few weeks ago, news emerged that Xbox Live was coming to Android and iOS games. While many expected only Microsoft titles — like Minecraft — to support Xbox Achievements and other features, it turns out that third-party developers are adopting the service. Today, Gameloft announced that Xbox Live is coming to its select mobile games, starting with Asphalt 9: Legends, Asphalt 8: Airborne, and Dragon Mania Legends. The company said that "this provides gamers streamlined access to popular Xbox Live features and functionality newly available on mobile."
Players will be able to unlock Xbox Achievements, view their Xbox friends list, and compare their rankings with Xbox Leaderboards, and more. Gameloft's head Baudouin Corman said the following on the announcement.
The new Xbox Live updates will be coming to these games in the coming year. That's not all though, Gameloft said that more features and announcements to be made in the future.
Are you interested in the Asphalt series now that it's getting Xbox Live support? Let us know.
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Asphalt 9: Legends is the latest free-to-play racing game on iOS. It looks great and features even better car handling than its predecessors. If you're into racing games on mobile, then you'll have a hard time finding a better experience.
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