168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Microsoft and Bethe𒊎sda’s roundtable presentation didn’t come with any big new game announcements, but it did have one big reveal. Phil Spencer confirmed that the plan all along was for Bethesda to eventually produce exclusive titles f🦄or Xbox.
Along with Xbox marketing head Aaron Greenberg and Bethesda studios director Todd Howard, Spencer discussed the future plans for Bethesda. Collaboration with existing 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Microsoft studios was definitely a big topic, along with ensuring that Bethesda and its former studios remain distinct even as they become part of the big Microsoft tent. Phil confirmed that any previous contractual obligations for those studios will still be honored, but future games? Those are probably going to be ಞexclusives.
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The other big reveal during the roundtable presentation was Xbox Game Pass and how 20 Bethesda titles would be coming to Microsoft’s subscription service starting tomorrow. Th🔜is includes more recent titles like Doom Eternal, Wolfenstein Youngblood, and 🍎Fallout 76. Game Pass has been extremely successful for Microsoft, and adding Bethesda’s extensive library will only sweeten the deal.
