Microsoft has insisted that titles from its proprietary Xbox game studios will be playable on both Xbox Series X and Xbox One, and that it won't force gamers to switch to its new console at launch. As it turns out, however, that might not be entirely true, as a number of early reveals at the Xbox Games Showcase event made no mention of Xbox One compatibility. As reported by The Verge, games like Forza Motorsport 8, Fable, and Everwild only included Xbox Series X and Windows 10 PC as platforms listed on their title cards. Also, the websites for these games, like Everwild, also don't mention the Xbox One on platforms. The simple answer to this question is that these games are more than a few years away, which would be consistent with Microsoft's statement that "Xbox Game Studios titles releasing in the next two years will be available on Xbox Series." X and Xbox One.”. If these games do come out of this window, Microsoft technically hasn't broken its promise.
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But what about games that aren't developed by Microsoft's proprietary studios? Well, it looks like there may be some confusion there. In a statement to The Verge, Microsoft said: "The consoles that each studio/game can support will be based on what's best for their game and their community at launch." That means it's up to the developers, which could mean we're seeing some third-party studios skipping the Xbox One altogether. < p lang="en" dir="ltr">Future 1P titles are being developed for Xbox Series X first. I'm not saying these games won't ship on Xbox One, just that we're ahead of Series X and that each studio will decide what it is. the best for your game/community when they are released. Microsoft takes a different approach than Sony, which is a big believer in console generations and has said it doesn't expect PS5 games to come to PS4. The company said that PS5 games should take advantage of all the features and benefits of the new hardware that a previous generation did not include. Today's best Xbox One deals