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Nearly Nine Years Later, Wolfenstein 3 Officially Announced, Developed by Microsoft Xbox's Bethesda Studio MachineGames

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Microsoft Xbox CEO 阿莎・夏尔马 (Asha Sharma) has officially announced Wolfenstein 3, developed by Bethesda's MachineGames studio. The game continues the story of the Wolfenstein reboot series and is now in production, but no release date, platforms, or price have been announced. MachineGames later confirmed the game is in development and shared a photo from a motion capture shoot.

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After Nearly Nine Years, Wolfenstein 3 Is Officially Announced, Developed by MachineGames Under Microsoft Xbox's Bethesda

IT之家, November 13: Microsoft Xbox CEO 阿莎・夏尔马 (Asha Sharma) officially announced Wolfenstein 3, which will be developed by Bethesda's MachineGames studio. She said she looks forward to sharing more news in the future.

This title will continue the story of the Wolfenstein reboot series. It has entered production, but officials have not yet announced a specific release date, platforms, or price.

After 阿莎・夏尔马 posted, MachineGames subsequently also released a message confirming that Wolfenstein 3 is in production and published a photo from a motion capture shoot.

According to IGN, Brian · 布鲁姆 (Brian Bloom), the voice actor for series protagonist William · 约瑟夫 · 布拉斯科维奇 (William Joseph “BJ” Blazkowicz), and Debra Wilson (Debra Wilson), who plays Grace Walker, are expected to return for the new game. Judging from the motion capture photo released by MachineGames, the two appear to have participated in this shoot.

Wolfenstein 3 will be the third main installment in MachineGames' reboot series. The previous main installment, Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus, was released in 2017; its story is set in an alternate 1960s after Nazi Germany won World War II and continues the story of BJ Blazkowicz fighting the Nazi regime.

In 2019, MachineGames also released the co-op spin-off Wolfenstein: Youngblood, with the protagonists changed to BJ's twin daughters.

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