Phil Spencer says Xbox is still sticking to making hardware but is committed to releasing more games across more devices and platforms.

It has been roughly a year and a half since Starfield was released for Xbox/PC and Phil Spencer denies that it will remain exclusive to those platforms.

The head of Xbox, Phil Spencer, commented on a question asking if we could see Xbox Series X exclusive games in the near future.

The Xbox Series X would be the flagship console with the high specs, while the Xbox Series S would be targeted to more casual gamers and used almost like a Game Pass machine. However, various developers eventually came out saying that the Series S feels more like a hurdle.

Ninja Gaiden 4 was the big surprise of the Xbox Developer Direct last week, and many were surprised to see Xbox publishing a PlatinumGames / Team NINJA (Koei Tecmo) title in the first place - which is down to Phil Spencer!

Microsoft's Phil Spencer acknowledges that there's not much difference between the current generations of Xbox and PlayStation, but he's not waiving a white flag.

Microsoft and Xbox have faced criticism for its shift away from console exclusivity as more and more games begin to head to PlayStation and Nintendo consoles. However, Phil Spencer has fired back stating that he wants Xbox hardware “to win”.

Xbox head Phil Spencer reaffirms the company's desire to release more multiplatform games while maintaining a hardware platform.

In a new interview, Xbox CEO Phil Spencer described Microsoft's efforts to bring in more success to Xbox, even if it includes PlayStation.