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 ...
No Xbox Games Off Limits to PlayStation, Says Microsoft
Microsoft executive Phil Spencer has reiterated that there are "no red lines" when it comes to Xbox games on PlayStation.
Xbox Boss Sees No "Red Lines" When Releasing Games on PlayStation or Nintendo
Microsoft released its first batch of former Xbox exclusives on PS5 and Nintendo Switch earlier this year, but there's more to come. Following the announcement that Doom: The Dark Ages will be released on PlayStation as well, Spencer said that he doesn't want to limit which games stay exclusive and which are ported to other platforms.
‘No Red Lines’ For Xbox Games On Other Platforms, Says Phil Spencer
Things are changing fast at Xbox as it continues its march toward becoming what is essentially a third party publisher…that also makes hardware.
Phil Spencer says Microsoft will release more Xbox games on other platforms - "I do not see sort of red lines in our portfolio that say ‘thou must not'"
Xbox boss Phil Spencer says he is pleased with Microsoft's multiplatform push Spencer says there are no "red lines" when it comes to releasing more Xbox games on other platforms Spencer thinks "the ball is moving in the right direction" Microsoft's gaming head Phil Spencer has said that there are no "red lines" regarding the release of more Xbox games on PlayStation.
Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer plays coy about Black Myth: Wukong on Xbox
Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer has been asked about whether or not Xbox players will get to play Black Myth: Wukong.
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,
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.
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Xbox boss reveals that there is ‘no red line’ when it comes to putting games on PlayStation
It began with Hi-Fi Rush, Sea of Thieves, Grounded, and Pentiment being ported to Nintendo Switch and PlayStation, before ...
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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 ... with some recent first-party Xbox titles making their ...
Is Black Myth: Wukong Coming To Xbox? Phil Spencer Knows, But Won't Say
Wukong is one of the biggest games of 2024. However, it’s only been available on PlayStation 5 and PC since launching earlier ...
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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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Xbox Is Not Holding Back Any Franchise From Reaching PlayStation Platform
Phil Spencer comments on games coming to PlayStation and Nintendo. Microsoft’s Xbox division has been making some notable ...
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 ...
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Phil Spencer discusses plans for an Xbox handheld that is a “few years out”
Microsoft Gaming Chief, Phil Spencer, has briefly discussed plans for an Xbox handheld that is a "few years out".
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Any Xbox game could come to Nintendo Switch or PlayStation, says Microsoft
Head of Microsoft’s Xbox division Phil Spencer has said there are no Xbox exclusive games ... and Grounded would be ...
Microsoft confirms it's working on a handheld, but it's years away
During a lengthy interview with Bloomberg, Xbox head Phil Spencer confirmed Microsoft has begun developing a handheld gaming ...