When the PS5 and Xbox Series X roll out later this year, there's a good chance that we'll see Remedy Entertainment's 2019 Game of the Year contender, Control, on both of the consoles. Given the game's cutting edge gameplay and advanced technology, the move only makes sense.

During Remedy's 2019 fiscal report, the company made a point to mention that Control's technical advances, originality, and high quality provide an opportunity to "bring the game to new platforms." Considering it's already on PC, Xbox One, and PS4, we're assuming that the next generation of consoles is what they're talking about.

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After all, some might argue that Remedy should have waited to release Control on the next generation in the first place. The game's technical advances caused serious frame rate drops for PS4 and Xbox One players, and some even experienced occasional lag on the PS4 Pro and Xbox One X.

These issues are part of the reason why Control, despite receiving universal critical praise, didn't sell as well as some of the other Game of the Year contenders. During the same fiscal report, Remedy mentioned that Control's sales "settled on a good level", but went on to explain that a small marketing budget likely limited the game's success.

So Remedy's goals to expand Control's sales likely include bringing the game to the Xbox Series X and PS4. Sure, the company could have been talking about the Nintendo Switch, but a Control port on the Switch seems like a long shot considering the technical bugs the game experiences on PS4 and Xbox One. We're also assuming that a release on Stadia or Nvidia isn't exactly going to provide for a huge sales bump, but it remains a possibility.

In short, bringing Control to the PS5 and Xbox Series X makes too much sense for it not to happen at this point. Releasing the game on a platform that can run it seamlessly feels like a no brainer, and it could easily bring plenty of new players to Control who may have avoided it in fear of poor performance on their PS4s and Xbox Ones. Whether or not it will end up happening though, we'll just have to wait and see.

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