As 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Quantum Break would have it, you're quite fortunate to be able to read this today. The third-person sci-fi shooter that released for the Xbox One in 2016 considered yesterday, January 5, 2021, to be the day life wou💦ld cease to exis♔t, somewhat.
It seems the game was almost on the money given the very tragic year we've just come out of. By now, we doubt anyone still thinks December 31 turning into January 1 makes everything right again by a stroke of magic. We're yet to see the disappe🧔arance of COVID-19 despite the development of vaccines and, considering the rate ♏at which the disease has spread and continues to take lives, it appears Remedy Entertainment was onto something.
The game was published by Xbox Studios in 2016 - 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Microsoft's Bill Ga🎶tes sort of p🥂redicted a pandemic in 2015... make of that what you will.
Per Quantum Break's lore, the universe wil📖l run out of Chronon energy which will cause the collapse of the Meyer-Joyce field that keeps time flowing. A lack of Chronon energy sees the universe freeze as time comes to a complete halt, leaving it trapped in a single moment forever. The game's object is, of course, making sure that does not happen.
A scene from the game shows January 5 as the "End of Time" on a whiteboard. The date was provided by a character from the game called Paul Serene, sent to the future via a time machine mishap which led to him witnessing the End of Time and trying to prevent it. We have no idea whether he managed to and will likely never find out, with Microso꧅ft not looking to make a Quantum Break sequel.
Meanwhile, , with Sam Lake taking to Twitter to announce as muc💯h. It's safe to assume the game will have a massive story from what's been disclosed to date but we appear to be quite a ways from any gameplay footage or ๊the like.
Despite the prediction, the developers have made plans for dates post January 5, 2021, having announced a release date for Control Ultimate editi𝔍on for 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:PlayStation 5 and 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Xbox Series X/S.