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>Xbox wants to get out of the console market because it's become a limited market and they see no more future profits from exclusivity and hardware sells unless it becomes more versatile.
>The Series X will be the last traditional console that Microsoft makes as they transition the Xbox brand from a console to a PC gaming brand that prioritizes affordability and plug n play gaming.
>The reason Xbox bought Activision Blizzard and all the other development studios, and releasing Xbox games on PlayStation had nothing to do with the console wars and they just want these studios so they can transition to more of a publisher role.
>The plan is for Xbox to become Microsoft's PC gaming platform similarly to what Alienware is for developers.
>The next major update of Windows 11 will include"Xbox mode" that will allow you to control your PC with a plugged in Xbox controller "more controller support will come in the future but for now only Xbox controllers will be able to do this"
>Microsoft has been trying to urge Sony in this direction but has been unable to because Sony executives are too traditional.
>The Series X will be the last traditional console that Microsoft makes as they transition the Xbox brand from a console to a PC gaming brand that prioritizes affordability and plug n play gaming.
>The reason Xbox bought Activision Blizzard and all the other development studios, and releasing Xbox games on PlayStation had nothing to do with the console wars and they just want these studios so they can transition to more of a publisher role.
>The plan is for Xbox to become Microsoft's PC gaming platform similarly to what Alienware is for developers.
>The next major update of Windows 11 will include"Xbox mode" that will allow you to control your PC with a plugged in Xbox controller "more controller support will come in the future but for now only Xbox controllers will be able to do this"
>Microsoft has been trying to urge Sony in this direction but has been unable to because Sony executives are too traditional.
