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I do miss chainsawing them roachmonstersCome on bruh if Halo and Gears comes to the PlayStation. Them shyts will sell like hot cakes. Same can be said if Sony’s “movie games” comes to the Xbox.
I do miss chainsawing them roachmonstersCome on bruh if Halo and Gears comes to the PlayStation. Them shyts will sell like hot cakes. Same can be said if Sony’s “movie games” comes to the Xbox.
I agree to an extent but the ps5 owners who doesn’t have a PC will buy them. Same with the owners who just want to troll Xbox Stans.Nah, especially alot of people that have PS5's game on their PC's too and it would have been a thing years ago when booth games were hot.
Don't you think it's weird that the top 3 people atSony stans
Don't you think it's weird that the top 3 people atXboxMicrosoft Gaming are doing a podcast after the rumours were leaked?
An Xbox Game Pass slowdown might be why I'm hearing that a number of Xbox exclusives are coming to consoles with which Microsoft usually competes. Sources familiar with Microsoft's plans tell The Verge that the company is getting ready to launch a select number of Xbox games on PS5 and Nintendo Switch. Weeks of rumors suggest that Hi-Fi Rush, Sea of Thieves, and even Bethesda titles like Starfield and Indiana Jones could appear on non-Xbox platforms.
The first two games that are set to appear on rival consoles are Hi-Fi Rush and Pentiment, according to sources. Microsoft is also currently planning to launch Sea of Thieves on non-Xbox platforms later this year, with other first-party titles also under consideration.
Launching Xbox games on PlayStation or Nintendo Switch is a seismic shift in strategy, and not one that Microsoft will have taken lightly. It will give Microsoft more reach for its first-party games and an opportunity to generate more gaming revenue, but it also comes with plenty of risks.
Microsoft's overall gaming business just passed Windows in terms of revenue, thanks to the Activision Blizzard acquisition. That giant $68.7 billion acquisition will be weighing on Microsoft's mind, particularly when you consider that Call of Duty is a big multiplatform game that drives key revenue across these platforms and mobile. That slowdown in Game Pass will also be a part of why Microsoft is even considering more multiplatform games.
I think they decided to do a podcast because a lot of Xbox fanboys go on podcast, or have their own podcast. So maybe they’re trying to come off as relatable or something, idk. The fact that it's a podcast shows there's going to be heavy conversation about whatever it is they're going to be talking about. They probably don't want to just announce what it is without discussing it, or just tweet/blog about it because it's something big. It's probably going to need lot of explaining, and they want to come off on video as they care, and (again) relatable.
Microsoft prepares to take Xbox everywhere
Some Xbox games are coming to PS5 and Switch.www.theverge.com
NateDrake said thats 3 of 4 games he heard. I’m guessing the last one is Grounded
During the Nintendo direct, after all the games are shown the announcer will say in Japanese with no subtitles "one more thing" and Phil Spencer will walk into the frame with a PS5 and Switch in his arms. He'll announce that he just bought Sony and Nintendo and that he wasn't joking when he said they're putting their games everywhere.rumor has it Nintendo Direct will be the same day
phil punk ass gon wear a mech assault t shirt too lolPodcast is crazy lmao, I hope they troll and do sponsors in the middle of it.
Playstation stans doing a victory lap like Sony aint have to put ALL they first party system sellers on PC