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Xbox chief Phil Spencer talking about how closely Windows and Xbox are working to make the Windows gaming experience more "like a games console" 👀

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Kereke1 yıl önce

This was their end game after all, lots of people refused to understand what they wanted to do. Nothing wrong with it, they want to combine all their ecosystems into one.

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Javy (🎮)1 yıl önce

Dont know why a single xbox fan should listen to what this pathological liar says truthfully The future of xbox lies in a hybrid pc makeup that at most has sold 6M units on the steamdeck.

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Albert Ribas 📢1 yıl önce

Why don't you clarify that GTA VI won't be playable day 1 on Rog Xbox Ally, Tom? Why not being explicit saying it's actually a Windows handheld PC with a tweaked W11 but that can only install PC game versions? Why letting Xbox fanboys believe it's something new when clearly not?

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Solarsuit.Games1 yıl önce

🤠 We're a small indie team making a Space Western game that mix together cRPGs like the original Fallout and top-down shooters like Ruiner. Featuring real-time combat, organic roleplay, and a deep narrative with different endings 🚀 👉 Wishlist on Steam

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GamepadUltra1 yıl önce

They need to keep the dashboard. The experience on PC is just a crappy launcher with poor achievement implementation and navigation.

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DarkSirius1 yıl önce

They could've done this years ago, but for once, I'm glad this is coming at the right time, and not when the market wasn't ready.

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kuwiks1 yıl önce

The idea of unifying Xbox and PC ecosystems is awesome and something gamers want, but you’ve got to make absolutely sure it works first—especially with all original Xbox games. ROG announcement felt misleading, hyping up native Xbox game support when it doesn’t actually deliver.

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Martin1 yıl önce

The next Series 2 will definitely be Windows-based with console catalog emulation, and that's excellent.

Tushar Mehta profil fotoğrafı
Tushar Mehta1 yıl önce

I hope that also includes allowing the Xbox app on Windows for Arm.

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x28grey1 yıl önce

Yes, like its only 4 games

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Jeremy dude skates1 yıl önce

Please give me steam for Xbox . I need all the car games in the world 🙏🙏

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