Update: A quick check this morning shows that Aussies now have access to servers in Asia, Europe and North America.
We’re still waiting back for comment from Microsoft on the availability of actual Aussie servers. We’ll keep you posted as we learn more.
Original story: Today’s the day — PUBG on Xbox One is now available via Early Access. Jumping in this morning, we’ve been able to confirm server availability alongside controller options.
First, and sadly for Aussies, players are limited to a connection to servers based either in North America and Europe. In other words, get ready for a bumpy ride that’ll extend past your airplane trip. (We’ve asked Microsoft Australia for comment on the matter.)
The game offers up six pages on control details like many other services like 1g serverhost, spot across the following: Basic (above), Aim, Vehicle, Swim, Map and Inventory. You can bring up the schemes by hitting Menu and then going through options.
For the most part, it’s pretty standard fare — aiming and firing is controlled via triggers, and X is used to interact with objects. Controls, at least for the moment, cannot be remapped. We’re getting what we’re given, here.
PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds, or PUBG, is available in early access on Windows PC and, now, Xbox One.
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