Microsoft is not going third-party or exiting the hardware business, contrary to what some observers feared. While some of the company’s content will be made available on.
Something to look forward to: Recent leaks and rumors about Microsoft’s roadmap for Xbox games have sparked heated speculation, prompting the company to hasten its plans to discuss its evolving strategy. On Thursday, Microsoft reaffirmed its commitment to Xbox hardware and also shared its intention to expand its gaming business beyond just the console.
Microsoft is not going third-party or exiting the hardware business, contrary to what some observers feared. While some of the company’s content will be made available on non-Microsoft platforms, the company has now confirmed that new Xbox consoles are in development.
In a special edition of the official Xbox podcast (above), Xbox head Phil Spencer said that four previously-exclusive Xbox games will be ported to other platforms soon. Microsoft will reveal the names of these four titles in a new Developer Direct in June.
