Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer has been busy selling the tech big’s current acquisition of Activision Blizzard, and as a part of this, he spoke to Japanese outlet Famitsu about the way it will work with different platforms going ahead.
In regards to Xbox’s future, Phil and the crew need to consider Nintendo and PlayStation members as a part of Microsoft’s gaming group. Here’s a tough translation:
“Just as we consider ROG Ally and Steam Deck as a part of the Xbox group, we have to consider the numerous Nintendo Switch and PlayStation customers as a part of the Xbox group sooner or later.
“Similarly, we expect it is vital to make it possible for everybody who continues to play Xbox video games, together with those that play Game Pass on PC, feels equal locally. There’s lots of work to be carried out.”
Phil made comparable feedback not way back in reference to gamers on different platforms being a part of Microsoft’s “Call of Duty nation”. He’s additionally talked about how he desires to maintain all platforms consistent with one another with regards to content material supply by not locking off DLC and by making video games as accessible as potential.
