Playerunknown's Battlegrounds was one of the biggest success stories of 2017, and everyone expects the game to slow down or fall off the radar in 2018.
Chang Han Kim, CEO of PUBG developer PUBG Corp, said in a new interview that he hopes the game will one day be available on "all platforms". Not only that, buthe spoke of his goal for PUBG to become a "universal media" that can go beyond games as well as TV and movies .
PUBG is now available on PC and console through its timed partnership with Microsoft for the Xbox One version. The PC version of PUBG has officially launched version 1.0, but the Xbox One version remains unfinished on the Game Preview schedule. Although unfinished, the Xbox One version was a huge hit, selling 1 million copies in its first 48 hours. Kim added that the game has "sold quite a bit since then," and described the game's commercial success as "much better" than expected on Xbox One.
Kim: "There are times when a game is complete but takes more than six months to launch. We're still in the phase of learning the console development environment and checking the enjoyment of gamers. After evaluating and completing the Xbox One version first, we need to consider other platforms." said.
Also in the interview, Kim said that his passion for PUBG is much more than just a game. "I want PUBG to be a universal game-based media," he said. “We want to be involved in a variety of industries, including esports, movies, drama, cartoons, animation, and more. In fact, we've had several love calls from a number of developers in Hollywood and Netflix.
"Our dream is to build and guide a new game-based culture in such a variety of ways." added his words.
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