Microsoft is Reshaping the Xbox Brand at the Expense of Console Owners
As Xbox exclusives start becoming a thing of the past, fans are starting to question the value of owning an Xbox.
As Xbox exclusives start becoming a thing of the past, fans are starting to question the value of owning an Xbox.
It looks like Phil Spencer's stance on platform exclusivity also extends to the several digital storefronts available on PC.
The England-based studio behind Sea of Thieves has been making Xbox exclusives as a subsidiary of Xbox Game Studios since 2002.
Podcasts usually go on for hours, suggesting that Phil Spencer, Sarah Bond, and Matt Booty, will have plenty to talk about.
It's been rumored for a while that Microsoft is pivoting towards becoming more like a third-party video game publisher like SEGA.
Now in its fifth year, Microsoft might have charted all the waters on the Xbox platform and is seeking to sail into competing platforms.
While Sea of Thieves is celebrated for its graphics and gameplay, this update promises an enhanced PvE-friendly experience.
After releasing Monster Hunter World: The Board Game, a follow-up based on the Iceborne DLC is already in the works from Steamforged Games.
Microsoft is planning multiple streams that will reveal additional details about games like Pentiment, Grounded, and Lies of P, among others.
Sony's most recent earnings call reveals the company's plans to work on nearly a dozen live-service games in the next half-decade.
As part of the Borderlands event, you get to blow stuff up in Sea of Thieves for a chance to get yourself a new ship.
