That means you can expect to see updates no further than two weeks apart full of new content, features and general improvements across the board. Though Rapczak admits the team likely "won't be putting out updates at the insane pace of the PC version," noting the PC edition's 224 iterations since June, he does say that, "we do plan to keep content parity between the XGP and PC versions of the game. XGP gamers are getting the benefit of all that work with a game that is much closer to launch than the one that hit Steam back in June." "ARK has been in Early Access development for six months, and the amount of content has easily tripled in that time while the game systems have become much more mature. Gamers want new experiences on their consoles, and we feel that ARK, which is one of the few dinosaur games on the market, and one of the only, if not the only true multiplayer survival games on console, will bring that fresh gaming experience that helps define this generation." And what content will the initial XGP version of the game launch with? "Everything that’s in the PC version right now is on Xbox," Rapczak said. "Through all of this, we hope to help Microsoft build out Xbox Game Preview while giving Xbox One gamers something totally new and different than the standard updated version of old franchises. "Our goal is to bring all this chaotic and creative spontaneous fun – the tribe building, dino-breeding, dino-combat, the weapons-, armor-, food-, and recipe-crafting, and more – to Xbox One fans with no compromises," he told us when we asked if we should expect any differences from the PC version.
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