June 16 (Portaltic/EP) –
Microsoft has confirmed that already will not release any more self-developed games or ‘first-party’ for Xbox One and what do I know will focus on the ninth generation of its platform –Xbox Series X/S-, although it will continue to provide support for games from previous generations and the new titles will be playable on Xbox One via the cloud.
Ten years after the launch of Xbox One, the technology company has made this decision with the aim of continuing advancing in game development with a more complex technology.
This has been confirmed by Xbox Game Studios boss Matt Bootywho has indicated that the company will focus on the development of video games for the next-generation consoles Xbox Series X / S. “We have passed to the ninth generation”, Booty said in an interview with Axios.
In this sense, Booty has specified that no internal company team continues to work on ‘first-party’ games for your eighth generation console. However, he has pointed out that what it will be maintained it will be the support for ongoing video gamessuch as Minecraft, to which updates will continue to arrive.
For those players who continue to use Xbox One, they will be able to access the new titles released for next generation consoles through the cloud gaming system. “This is how we are going to maintain support,” the manager has sentenced.
The head of Xbox Game Studios has confirmed that they will continue supporting the Xbox Series S consolesince some developers would have suggested that this platform would be limiting the potential of next-generation games, as stated VGC.
