Xbox Series X/S now features an 'EXCLUSIVE' label on console exclusives, such as the upcoming Gears of War: E-Day, set to launch on October 6. This move aims to clarify exclusivity amid a case-by-case approach, excluding big multiplayer and live-service games. The label highlights titles exclusive to Xbox consoles but may still release on PC.
Halo: Campaign Evolved's latest trailer, captured on PS5 Pro, hints at a pulled PlayStation State of Play appearance, fueling speculation around Xbox's return to exclusivity. The move comes amidst Xbox's sudden shift towards console exclusives. This development may upset PlayStation despite the game's confirmed PS5 release.
Sony has confirmed it will no longer release single-player PlayStation games on PC, a move that impacts future titles from studios like Naughty Dog and Insomniac. This decision comes amidst the PS5's high price point of $600 and the PS5 Pro's $900 tag, making console exclusivity a costly venture for gamers. The shift leaves PC gamers with only multiplayer titles like Marvel Tōkon to look forward to from Sony.
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