Microsoft Reportedly ‘Won’t Stop Making Xbox Consoles’ Amidst Rumours Of PS5 Ports
Phil Spence has reportedly said that Microsoft has no plans to stop making Xbox hardware, following widespread rumours it will be porting games to PS5.
Phil Spence has reportedly said that Microsoft has no plans to stop making Xbox hardware, following widespread rumours it will be porting games to PS5.
Take-Two has revealed that current-gen console sales have hit 77 million, with PS5 having outsold Xbox Series X/S by around 2:1.
Phil Spencer and the Xbox team will share their “vision for the future of Xbox” next week, which could mean Xbox Games Studios titles coming to PlayStation.
Microsoft is reportedly considering bringing the likes of Indiana Jones and the Great Circle and Starfield to the PS5.
Microsoft lays off 1,900 people between its Activision Blizzard, Xbox divisions, and Blizzard’s previously announced survival game has now been cancelled.
PS4 software achieved greater sales in Europe than Xbox Series X/S last year, according to the latest GSD data.
The CEO of Microsoft says the hardware manufacturer has a chance of becoming a ‘good publisher for Sony and Nintendo.’
Ampere Analysis has claimed that PS5 outsold Xbox Series X/S by nearly 3-to-1 this year. Read more details here.
Former PlayStation veteran Mena Kato is now Xbox’s Director Of Japan partnerships, and is telling studios in Japan they need to look beyond Sony to expand.
Choosing to allow the Indiana Jones game to be exclusive to Xbox consoles, in Disney’s eyes made sense “financially and strategically.”