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Xbox Boss Says No 'Red Line' With Exclusives, Including Even Halo
Earlier this year, Xbox brought some of its games to PlayStation 5 and Switch. Apparently that worked pretty well, as Microsoft’s CEO of gaming Phil Spencer says more of its games are coming to other platforms,
Microsoft Gaming Boss Phil Spencer Won’t Rule Out Any Xbox Exclusive Making the Jump to PlayStation — Including Halo
With Microsoft’s multiplatform video game release strategy in full swing, some Xbox fans are wondering whether flagship exclusives such as Halo will ever make the jump to PlayStation. But according to Microsoft’s gaming chief Phil Spencer,
Xbox boss Phil Spencer says there are "no red lines" preventing Microsoft games releasing on PlayStation, but it's too early to make decisions about Halo on PS5
Xbox boss Phil Spencer says there are no "red lines" banning certain Microsoft games from being released on PlayStation, but it's too early to make decisions about tentpole franchises like Halo.Speaking to Bloomberg,
Halo and Gears Of War can come to PS5 confirms Xbox boss
Phil Spencer has insisted there are no ‘red lines’ preventing first party games coming to other formats, leaving the door open for anything from Fable to Blinx.
Xbox lead Phil Spencer says there are no 'red lines' for what games could come to PlayStation and Nintendo
In an interview with Bloomberg reporter Dina Bass, Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer touched on a number of topics regarding the Xbox business. Per Spencer, the experiment of bringing some former Xbox exclusives to PlayStation and Nintendo consoles has been a success.
Xbox Boss Sees No ‘Red Lines’ When Releasing Games on PlayStation or Nintendo
The age of Xbox exclusives is over, as Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer is open to releasing any first-party game on rival platforms. Earlier this year, Spencer said that he "wants more of our games on more platforms",
No “red lines” for Xbox games coming to PlayStation, Microsoft says
Microsoft gaming boss Phil Spencer said that there were no longer any restrictions on Xbox games coming to other platforms.
Phil Spencer says no "red lines" over any Xbox game coming to Nintendo or PlayStation
Xbox boss Phil Spencer has said there's nothing stopping any of the company's games coming to Nintendo or PlayStation platforms in the future.
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Xbox Boss Comments on Possibility of Halo Jumping to PlayStation
Phil Spencer says that all Xbox titles have the potential to appear on other platforms in the future. According to the ...
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"We’re not going to grow the market with $1,000 consoles", Xbox boss Phil Spencer says, likely leaving the PS5 Pro pretty PSSRd off
Xbox boss Phil Spencer has said "We’re not going to grow the market with $1,000 consoles" as part of some comments about the ...
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Xbox head Phil Spencer comments on if the next Halo will launch on PS5
Xbox head Phil Spencer has commented on bringing more Xbox games over to PlayStation, and specifically mentioned the next ...
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‘No Red Lines’ For Xbox Games On Other Platforms, Says Phil Spencer
It still feels inescapably weird that Spencer has now opened the door for any game to come to Xbox, icons of the brand like ...
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Halo Studios says “never say never” for Master Chief Collection Mods on Xbox consoles
While players have begged for Master Chief Collection mods on Xbox, Halo Studios has confirmed its not possible right now.
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Rumor: Major Xbox Franchises Could Be Crossing Over With Call of Duty
Please verify your email address. Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 reportedly gearing up to release collaborations with DOOM, Gears ...
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Xbox lead claims it's not ruling out any first party games coming to Switch or PS5
Phil Spencer said he's been pleased with the performance of Xbox games on rival platforms so far.
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‘Halo 2’ Is a Classic, But Its Development Was a Mess
The Xbox masterpiece was produced under extreme crunch and confusing direction, recalls two former Bungie employees ...