Phil Spencer isn't ruling out Xbox exclusives like Starfield making the jump to other platforms: "There is no reason for me to put a ring fence around any game"

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澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer isn't committing to Starfield staying put on Xbox as, generally, keeping games off platforms is "not a path for ☂us" as it "doesn't work for us."

Speaking 🎉to former IGN video lead Destin Legarie, Spencer meets a question over whether he can solidify Starfield staying put for the time being with a definitive "no."

. "What we find is we're able to drive a better business that allows us to invest in great game line-up like you saw, and that's our strategy.

"Our strategy is to allow our games to be available. Game Pass is an import🧸ant component of playing the gam🧸es on our platform, but to keep games off of other platforms, that's not a path for us. It doesn't work for us."

Last year, 𒊎Microsoft revealed🎃 it was letting several of its games cross the console divide, with 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Hi-Fi Rush heading to PS5 alongside Obsidian's 🍨Grounded and Pentiment jumping to the Nintendo Switch♑. We've even seen games after that, such as 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, factor in staggered PS5 releases into their launch strategy – even 🦋if the Xbox Series X 🤡is given a head start.

Amidst all that, Starfiel🅠d has remained a 'will they, won't they' situation. While Spencer's comments don't guarantee that it will happen, they lend a certain sense of inevitability.

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