At yesterday’s roundtable, we found out that nearly every Bethesda game ever made 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:would be coming to Game Pass today and that Phil’s plan all along was to grab the Maryland-based publisher 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:to make fut൩ure exclusive games for Xbox. Ther🏅e 🃏wasn’t much talk about future games coming from either side, but we did find out when we’ll likely hear more about upcoming Bethesda projects.
Xbox marketing head Aaron Greenberg said “we are deep in planning mode” for a future event that will detail some of Bethesda’s upcoming games. He was co🌞y about the timing, so Bethesda global communications head Erin Losi spoke for him: “We’ll have something this summer.”
It sounds like 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Microsoft is planning its own private event instead of doing something at E3, 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:which has onc☂e again been canceled this year. E3 is still l🐷ooking into a smaller, online-only event to happen in the middle of June, but organizers h🃏ave been having difficulty getting publishers to come on board.
And it’s not hard to see why. Microsoft has more than enough resouไrces to host its own digital event, especially after having a full year of pandemic planning behi♕nd them. It makes more sense for Microsoft to go alone and host their own June event so they don’t have to share the spotlight with anyone else.
If you were disappointed that yesterday’s roundtable didn’t have any big game news, expect 🌌whatever this summer event wil🌸l be called to have some details regarding Starfield and The Elder Scrolls VI.
We’ll probably also find out what new games are going to be Xbox exclusive titles, too. Phil Spencer launched yesterday’s roundtable by finally admitting that the plan all along was to have Bethesda make exclusive titles for Xbox and PC, which was a bit of a swi♓tch in tone from his earlier “case-by-case” statement.
Still, Phil promised to abide by all existing contracts when it comes to Bethesda’s games, so don’t expect Fallout 76 to be🐭 pulled from your favorite non-Xbox platform.