Xbox Releasing Major Titles On PlayStation 5
Presumably a few Xbox titles will come to PlayStation 5 this year.
News by Rayan on Aug 15, 2024
There have been speculations that a few Xbox exclusives might be coming to PlayStation. There was a lot of speculation that this may be Forza Horizon 5 because of this. No official statement on the release has been made, but several sources have reportedly published similar reports. The formal announcement may be made during the August 20th livestream of Gamescom if one is on the horizon.
According to several sources, news of this change might be announced as early as next week. It all started in the gaming community ResetEra when a member going by the username Shinobi mysteriously asked, "What are you doing next week?" in response to a query about future PlayStation ports. His response was negative when asked if other games may be making the transition. While Shinobi couldn't confirm the number of quotations, he did say that there was at least one significant one.
Keep in mind that Windows Central's Jez Cordon has failed to reveal the PlayStation 5 game's identity and has categorically denied that it is Forza Horizon 5. Unexpectedly, this has been obvious to most of us who have been keeping tabs on the room for the past few years. This was bound to happen eventually. Only those who want to ignore reality could deny that this was Team Xbox's new course of action, given the statements made by Phil Spencer and Satya Nadella.
PlayStation will get any game that is financially viable and technically possible for the platform. This is inevitable regardless of your feelings or desire to express your fandom. Forza Motorsport, Halo, Gears of War, and presumably a few other Xbox titles will come to PlayStation 5 this year. It will happen if it's financially beneficial for Xbox to port it to PlayStation. No denial or evasion will change, as Phil Spencer has been urging us for a while that this was part of the strategy.
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