Xbox Game Pass won't be coming to PlayStation and Nintendo after all
Xbox fans were left disappointed after Xbox's chief financial officer, Tim Stuart, announced plans to bring Xbox Game Pass to PlayStation and Nintendo. However, Xbox CEO Phil Spencer has now clarified that there are no plans to expand Game Pass to these platforms. In an interview with Windows Central, Spencer emphasized the importance of innovation for Xbox console owners and using Game Pass to enhance their gaming experience. While Game Pass may expand to mobile platforms, it looks like Xbox consoles will remain the primary focus for the company.
Keeping the focus on Xbox consoles
According to Xbox CEO Phil Spencer, the company has no intention of bringing Xbox Game Pass to PlayStation or Nintendo. In an interview with Windows Central, Spencer emphasized the importance of owning an Xbox console and ensuring that players feel satisfied with their investment. While Game Pass is available on PC and in the cloud, Spencer sees it as an integral part of the Xbox console identity and will continue to explore innovative ways to enhance the gaming experience on their platform.
Mobile expansion still a possibility
Although Game Pass won't be expanding to PlayStation and Nintendo, Xbox has hinted at the possibility of bringing it to mobile platforms. While no specific details were revealed, it seems that Xbox is exploring options to make Game Pass accessible on a wider range of devices. This could open up new opportunities for gamers to enjoy their favorite Xbox titles on the go.
Written by Georgina Young on behalf of GLHF
