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Does this mean Microsoft has officially given up completely on Xbox?
by doener 1y ago
Does this mean Microsoft has officially given up completely on Xbox?
- doctorpangloss 1y agoLike Google gave up on Stadia? There's a chance. It ships Windows on lots of computers and also makes the Surface. So hard to say with looser criteria too. But. Yeah, they have.
- Mistletoe 1y agoWell…. https://www.reddit.com/r/gaming/comments/1np99za/costco_new_zealand_clearing_out_their_xbox_stock/ https://www.reddit.com/r/gaming/comments/1np99za/costco_new_...
- jsheard 1y agoThey gave up on permanent exclusivity a while ago, this isn't the first game they've let slip to Playstation. The rule of thumb is now that MS games launch on both Xbox and PC then go to Playstation after a year or so, Sony games only launch on Playstation then go to PC after a year or so, but never Xbox, and Nintendo exclusives are still forever aside from some weird China-only deals.
- MYEUHD 1y ago> Sony games only launch on Playstation then go to PC after a year or so, but never Xbox Actually, Helldivers 2 was brought to Xbox 1.5 years after the PS5 / Windows release. But that's a live service game, so more players = a better experience.
- Lammy 1y agoXBOX has outlived its usefulness now that all the anti-General-Purpose-Computing “““Security””” bullshit has metastasized fully-formed over to regular PCs after incubating for twenty years in console-land. They knew people would protest that stuff if they tried to develop it natively on PC, but nobody bats an eye when they lock down some appliance machine whose exclusive software “needs” to be protected.