Microsoft earlier this month announced four more previously "Xbox Exclusive" games, including Sea of Thieves often considered an Xbox flagship, were going to la

Microsoft earlier this month announced four more previously "Xbox Exclusive" games, including Sea of Thieves often considered an Xbox flagship, were going to launch on PS5 soon (and the multiplayer titles will include PC/Xbox/PS5/Steam cross-play). Microsoft may be hinting that they see the console "war" coming to a close in the near future and software/services again more important than controlling the hardware. Or Microsoft may just be trying to prove to the courts that letting them eat up Activision Blizzard King was a good idea given most of the debates in the courts were about console exclusive windows and multiplatform launches. Time will tell which side of that fence Microsoft is actually on.