Summary of Xbox's future vision: New console hardware is under development, and four games will be launched on other platforms

[Summary of Xbox’s future vision: New console hardware is under development, four games are launched on other platforms] In today’s special edition of the official Xbox blog program, three game department executives Phil Spencer, Sarah Bond and Matt Booty shared their thoughts on the future vision of Xbox. Some of the latest details, the highlights are as follows: 1. Start fulfilling the promise and Activision Blizzard games will be logged into Game Pass one after another. The first thing to arrive is "Diablo 4", which was released on March 28. 2. Game Pass subscribers reach 34 million. 3. In order to ensure the long-term success of Xbox and the entire industry, continuous development is required, so it was decided to expand the community covered. Four Xbox games will be launched on rival platforms. No detailed information was disclosed in this program. 4. New hardware is under development and is expected to be shared with everyone during the holidays. Xbox hopes to make the biggest technological leap in a hardware generation. 5. Commitment: The world’s largest games will still be released on Xbox/Our games will still be released on XGP/Continue to invest in consoles and provide a powerful and innovative multi-year hardware roadmap/Provide cross-platform play, saves and powerful cloud functions/ Continue to help game creators find the largest audience possible. The following is an interview with Phil Spencer by theverge and related information provided by the media: 1. Although the official did not disclose the specific first-party Xbox games that will be launched on other platforms, sources familiar with the plan said that the first two games are "Perfect Soundwave" and "Pentiment", followed by "Thieves". "Sea" and "Survival in Confinement". 2. "Starry Sky" and "Raiders of the Lost Ark" will not appear for the time being, but the possibility of logging in in the future cannot be ruled out. 3. Spencer said that there will be fewer and fewer exclusive games in the next five or 10 years. 4. When asked whether the new hardware was related to the content exposed in the previous FTC leaked documents, and whether it included handheld consoles, Spencer did not give a positive response.