Xbox, Nintendo and Phil Spencer

Xbox games are coming to Nintendo Switch 2, per Phil Spencer
Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer has committed to supporting the Nintendo Switch 2 He also revealed that he congratulated Nintendo CEO Shuntaro Furukawa on the console’s reveal This likely means more Xbox franchises coming to Nintendo platforms Good news multi-platform gamers,
Nintendo Switch 2 may be getting more Xbox titles as Phil Spencer is "really looking forward to supporting them with the games that we have"
Xbox has already been putting its exclusives on other platforms for some time, like Hi-Fi Rush and Pentiment. Indiana Jones and the Great Circle will be coming to PS5 and PC sometime this spring, and Spencer even says there's no guarantee Starfield remains an exclusive.
Xbox CEO Phil Spencer Responds to Exclusive Criticism
Microsoft and Xbox have faced criticism for its shift away from console exclusivity as more and more games begin to head to PlayStation and Nintendo consoles. However, Phil Spencer has fired back stating that he wants Xbox hardware “to win”.
More Xbox first-party games will come to PlayStation and Nintendo — Xbox hardware will remain
Xbox head Phil Spencer reaffirms the company's desire to release more multiplatform games while maintaining a hardware platform.
"We want our Xbox hardware to win," Xbox CEO Phil Spencer talks moving games to PlayStation, and the future of Xbox consoles
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Phil Spencer isn't ruling out Xbox exclusives like Starfield making the jump to other platforms: "There is no reason for me to put a ring fence around any game"
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Xbox Boss Wants Fans to Get Used to PlayStation Ports
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Phil Spencer on multiplatform strategy: "There's no reason to put a ring fence around any game"
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Xbox Boss Phil Spencer Suggests Starfield Might Come to Other Consoles in the Future
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“Make games available to everyone”: As Xbox Ends Exclusivity with Key Titles, Sony Must Adapt to Fuel Industry Expansion
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Xbox Has Been Trying to Get Ninja Gaiden 4 Made for a Long Time
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Why Buy An Xbox When You Can Get Their Game’s Anywhere? Here’s Their New Pitch
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Xbox Chief Phil Spencer Suggests Starfield Could Release on Rival Consoles
Starfield, Bethesda’s space RPG that released on Xbox Series S/X and PC in September 2023, has been speculated to arrive on PS5 since early 2024.
Xbox boss says brand's identity is "evolving" in response to fan concerns over multiplatform future
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