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Back in 2019, Xbox boss Phil Spencer vowed t♊o bring Final Fantasy 14 to Xbox. The MMO is b💝eloved worldwide, and would be the perfect addition to Microsoft's arsenal, as it aims to get a firm footing in the Japanese market. However, it's been three years, and it doesn't look like the company has made any progress in getting the game onto Xbox consoles – externally at least. However, they've not forgotten about it.
Spencer was asked about this recently, in a conversation with , where he pr๊omised that the game will one day come to Micros𝔉oft consoles (thanks, ). “We certainly announced that," said Spencer. "Naturally, we haven’t given up yet. This is a commitment from both Microsoft and Square Enix to gamers and we will continue to coordinate our efforts.”
While that's not the most promising update, it still tells us that Microsoft is still working on bringing the game over to Xbox, and that it has not forgotten its promise to fans of the series. Nabbing Final Fantasy 14 ꦚwould be a big win for Xbox, especially considering its ambitions to expand in eastern market▨s. Perhaps things are already in place and Spencer is just playing along till he can make a mic-drop worthy announcement.
But that's not the only goal Microsoft is going to continue chasing. The acquisition of Activision Blizzard has hit 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:a small hurdle, and while that will take some time to get sorted out, the company is not going to stop there. In a recent interview, the Xbox boss very clearly said that this deal in no way is going to be the last, nor is Microsoft going ꧂to rest after it is completed.
In order to compete with the likes of Tencent, Embracer Group, and Sony, Microsoft is going to continue doing what ꦇit has been doing all this while. "Sony is a larger business than we are in gaming today, and they continue to invest. It's a highly, highly competitive market," he said. "We strive to be a major player. We want to deliver great content for our playඣers, and we're going to remain active."
