One insider has stepped forwards to explain Xbox's seemingly leaked upcoming strategy to go multi-platform and step back from hardware. According to this insider, Xbox will allow some of its biggest titles to make their way to PlayStation as it looks to recoup money spent on acquisitions. This move comes as a surprise to many, as Xbox has long been known for its exclusive titles and rivalry with PlayStation. However, it seems Xbox is ready to explore new avenues and reach a wider audience.
There's a new rumor making the rounds that Xbox is planning to bring a number of its series to other platforms like PlayStation, in an effort to increase revenue and expand its player base. While this rumor is yet to be confirmed, it has sparked excitement among gamers who have always wanted to play Xbox exclusives but don't own an Xbox console.
The files were discovered early Tuesday morning by users on gaming forum ResetEra. FTC spokesperson Douglass Farrar tells WIRED that the leaks happened courtesy of Microsoft itself, as it provided these sensitive documents to the court via a publicly accessible link. Yesterday, the court mistakenly failed to redact certain information, allowing the leaks to occur. Microsoft has since taken down the link and is investigating the matter.
With last year's Nintendo Direct taking place on February 8, fans believe Nintendo will hold its first conference of the year in less than a month. While there have been no official announcements or leaks regarding new games for Nintendo, fans are eagerly waiting for updates on upcoming releases and potential surprises.
One of the biggest Xbox leaks in history has occurred, thanks to the FTC v. Microsoft case. Unredacted documents have revealed Xbox's plans to go multi-platform and release its biggest titles on PlayStation. This move is seen as a strategic decision to generate more revenue and expand the Xbox brand beyond its traditional hardware limitations. Gamers worldwide are buzzing with excitement and anticipation for the potential release of Xbox exclusives on other platforms.
Leaks indicate that a new Xbox controller is releasing on February 20th. The unannounced Xbox product has drawn plenty of speculation, with gamers speculating about its features and design. Xbox fans are eagerly awaiting the official announcement to see what the new controller has in store for them.
PlayStation and Nintendo Switch ports of Hi-Fi Rush may have been leaked through t-shirts datamined from the game's Anniversary Update. This discovery has sparked rumors of cross-platform support for the popular music game, allowing players on different consoles to play together. Fans of Hi-Fi Rush are eagerly awaiting official confirmation and details about the potential ports.
The leaks happened courtesy of Microsoft itself, as it provided these sensitive documents to the court via a publicly accessible link. Yesterday, the court mistakenly failed to redact certain information, allowing the leaks to occur. Microsoft has since taken down the link and is investigating the matter to prevent any further leaks or breaches of sensitive information.
