Quantum Break Has Been Rated For The PC By The Brazilian Classification Board

It’s well known that Remedy would love to see Quantum Break on the PC. After all, Remedy’s Sam Lake said so in an interview back in November 2015. And it appears that this may actually happen, as the Brazilian Classification Board has rated Quantum Break for the PC.

As we can clearly see below, the game has been rated for the PC by the Brazilian Classification Board (kudos to our reader “Von Schiller” for sharing this image with us).

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There is nothing more to add at this point. Obviously, this does not mean that Quantum Break will hit the PC. Both Remedy and Microsoft have not commented yet on this, however we’ll be sure to keep you posted.

63 thoughts on “Quantum Break Has Been Rated For The PC By The Brazilian Classification Board”

  1. Don’t get your hope up. Plenty of console exclusive games have been rated for a PC release and still haven’t came out in years.

    1. I own an XB1 but if there’s even a rumor that an XB1 game may come to PC I simply put off buying it as I would rather play it on PC, so Microsoft really should crack down on rumors that aren’t true as I am sure I am not the only person who decides not to buy XB1 exclusives at launch if there’s a chance that they will end up on PC. I mean I could wait for PC release, find out it’s not going to happen and by this time the game has been reduced from £39 to below £10.

      If they were to say it’s not coming to PC ever then I would buy it close to launch.

        1. It’s not a competition! Lol! Personally I would wait for a superior experience. But not everyone wants to wait for their fish to cook, some like sushini.

          1. thats fine the game will be finished on xbox one and then we will move on peace.you can wait as long as you want…lol

          2. It’s my money. There are things more important than video games I rather spend it on.

          3. “and that is why games are made for consoles.because you use g2a….have a good day..lol”

            Really, I was sure games were made for PC as well, maybe games are made for PC because half of Game’s shelf space is dedicated to second hand console games?.

            In any case could have fooled me about games not being made for PC, seeing as I have a nice PC and play 100’s of games that take advantage of it?.

          4. Really ?. See I could swear many, many games are simply made for “multiple platforms”. Sure some games like COD are designed with console first in mind as that’s where the fanbase is for those games so it makes sense.

            Then you have games like Batman AK that was designed for console and ported to PC, however you could say the same thing about FallOut4 which was designed around PC hardware so runs like trash on both consoles.

            It’s all semantics really as I bought a PC to play superior versions of games and that’s exactly what I get 99% of the time. I suppose when making these statements you also ignore all those games that were made specifically for PC and then ported to console as well ?

          5. Made on PC, dumbed down for consoles. Proper PC version is then released and console gamers look on enviously, wishing their version looked and played like the PC version, but never will.

          6. He’s a console r#tard/troll. Look at his comments. It’s like he types with an Xbox controller.

        2. Among other games I’m currently playing Jagged Alliance. It’s from 1994 and I’m having a blast. Oh wait no lots of people played it before me :((((

          Moron.

        3. Here’s the thing though, I don’t mind whether someone played something before me, all I care about is not having to play games at 30fps or less and or 1080p or less when I have a nice 2560x1440p monitor that will allow me 60fps gameplay with better graphics/resolution

          It’s not like I don’t have lots of other games to play in between the console and PC launch and it’s not like I am hyped enough to need it right now so..

          1. No I don’t really use g2a, the only time I bought a game from there was Batman AK for £10 which also included the £32 season pass. Now I would never have paid £32 for the season pass , however I would have paid more than £10 for the main game had the publisher put the effort in. More times than not I will buy boxed versions of PC games from amazon as they cost around £20 on launch day.

          2. Why would it matter if someone buys their games from a CD Key site anyway, some people have other things to pay for. What about all the console gamers who buy and sell their games second hand as these gamers drive the console to game attach ratio down to 10 games owned per console which is a tiny amount of games for a console gamer to only ever buy in a generation as I can buy as many as 10 games in one year

  2. I Still have a hard time getting interested in this game. It looks…. ok. I guess it could be pretty cool… but something about it screams “The Order 1886” to me…

  3. Please John, mark this as rumour complete with a grain of salt (better, an entire ocean).
    As I Brazilian, not in a million years our classification board should be used as a “sure thing” lol.

  4. Hardly a confirmation, but hopefully a sign pointing towards the right direction. I’m usually pretty skeptical about these things, but since Remedy themselves pushed Microsoft so heavily to let them port Alan Wake to PC and ended up making a profit in less than 48 hours I have a good amount of hope for a port eventually.

          1. Seeing is believing I guess! If you thought Remedy wouldnt support PC gaming you dont know much about them.

          2. The last time they said they loved PC, it took them two years to bring their game over. Contracts or not, if they loved PC so much then they should have stipulated a PC version at release in the first place. If they can’t even bring it out the same time as console, do they love PC as much as they say?

          3. There are games that had been leaked for PC review boards that never came to be. I remember Halo 4 was one, but there are others. I’m just saying this news is hardly a confirmation, since they do it “just in case”.

          4. Maybe, IDK, but its not like Brazil’s board can never be wrong. Even the other guy below warns people not to trust that source too much.

  5. Yeah this news is on lots of gaming sites at the moment. If it does indeed come to PC I will purchase just because Alan Wake and Max Payne are such great games.

  6. Remedy Software have PC roots and would never abandon PC, all they have made has been released on PC (Massively better versions too!) unlike Quantic Dream who also have PC roots were sellouts to SONY with Heavy Rain and Beyond two games that needs uncensored directors cuts on PC, will you start the revolution and start the petitions?

  7. PC Gamers save Alan Wake.

    Microsoft pays that developer to delay or keep their next game off PC.

    Who needs enemies when you have friends like Microsoft.

  8. It will probably come to PC a year after the Xbone launch and will be exclusive to Windows 10. I think that’s what Microsoft is trying to do: push Win 10 on everyone and create a walled garden within the PC ecosystem the same way they do with Xbone.

    1. That’s to be expected now, though I think MS will throw some indie-type games to Steam like those 2D Halo shooters.

      1. Maybe. It’s not a big deal for me. I never buy games new anyways. I waited almost 9 months to get Witcher 3 and Witcher 2 was one of my favorite games ever.

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