Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer assured employees that Microsoft has "no plans to stop making Xbox consoles"

This week, Microsoft's gaming division held an internal meeting in response to speculation that its projects would be moved to other consoles. The head of the division, Phill Spencer, assured employees that Xbox has no plans to stop producing consoles, as they are still an integral part of their strategy to "reach across devices".

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It is worth noting that the company has not publicly commented on recent rumours about the appearance of its flagship projects, such as Starfield, on PlayStation 5 - it only announced a "business update" scheduled for next week. Spencer promised to share more details about the future of Xbox during this event.

Flashback

Earlier this week, rumours from various insiders began to spread on the web that certain Xbox-exclusive projects, such as Hi-Fi Rush, Starfield, and Indiana Jones, might appear on Nintendo and Sony consoles. It has been suggested that future projects from Microsof's wing will have a certain "window of exclusivity" on Xbox, and will subsequently appear on other platforms.

Source: GamingBolt