If you’re one of those Inspector Gadget fans who’s been wondering why the Xbox isn’t entitled to this version, the answer is simple: Microids doesn’t think the market is buoyant enough. In addition to the PC, the publisher initially focused on the PlayStation and Switch consoles.
The release of a possible Xbox version was dependent on sufficient demand. Players who are fans of the Dizzy Investigator clearly reacted in droves. In light of this influx, Microids is now announcing thisInspector Gadget – Mad Time Party will actually be entitled to a dematerialized release of the Xbox Series X|S and One.
