The news of the indefinite postponement of the Xbox version of the Italian souls-like Enotria: The Last Song has thrown some havoc in the Xbox community and in the gaming world in general, but the situation fortunately seems to be heading towards a happy ending.

The problem of the game on Xbox was not related to technical reasons, but to communication problems of the development team, the Milanese Jyamma Games, with Microsoft for the publication and certification of the game. After the news of the postponement went around the globe, however, the CEO of Jyamma announced that Phil Spencer himself had contacted the studio to reassure them that a team was working to solve all their problems as quickly as possible; now Microsoft itself has released a statement on the matter, to the well-known Windows Central site, explaining: "We have come into contact with Jyamma Games and have obtained great feedback that we will use to improve our processes. We can't wait to work with them to bring Enotria: The Last Song to Xbox."

In short, it seems that the game will soon arrive on our consoles as well, and we hope that it will be as soon as possible. However, it is regrettable that a developer in difficulty has to count on media fuss to get Microsoft's help: we hope that in Redmond they will treasure the experience to improve the experience of all independent studios. We will update you as soon as the release date of the game on Xbox is known!