In an interview with Bloomberg reporter Dina Bass, Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer touched on a number of topics regarding the Xbox business. Per Spencer, the experiment of bringing some former Xbox exclusives to PlayStation and Nintendo consoles has been a success.

Microsoft released its first batch of former Xbox exclusives on PS5 and Nintendo Switch earlier this year, but there's more to come. Following the announcement that Doom: The Dark Ages will be released on PlayStation as well, Spencer said that he doesn't want to limit which games stay exclusive and which are ported to other platforms.

With Microsoft’s multiplatform video game release strategy in full swing, some Xbox fans are wondering whether flagship exclusives such as Halo will ever make the jump to PlayStation. But according to Microsoft’s gaming chief Phil Spencer,

Things are changing fast at Xbox as it continues its march toward becoming what is essentially a third party publisher…that also makes hardware.

In an interview with Bloomberg, Spencer comments on Xbox's strategy of releasing some games on more platforms. He makes it clear that its entire catalogue of first-party games are on the table. "I do not see sort of red lines in our portfolio that say ‘thou must not,

In February 2024, the first reports surfaced claiming Xbox was planning to bring some of its previously Xbox-exclusive games to other consoles. The news led to an Xbox fan community meltdown. Eventually,

Xbox boss Phil Spencer says there are no "red lines" banning certain Microsoft games from being released on PlayStation, but it's too early to make decisions about tentpole franchises like Halo. Speaking to Bloomberg,

Microsoft gaming boss Phil Spencer said that there were no longer any restrictions on Xbox games coming to other platforms.

Xbox boss Phil Spencer has said there's nothing stopping any of the company's games coming to Nintendo or PlayStation platforms in the future.