In a long interview he gives Kotaku, the head of Xbox, Phil Spencer, discussed how Microsoft products does not deem it necessary to sell The Elder Scrolls VI also on other consoles, including PlayStation 5. The head of Xbox has indeed specified as xCloud, PC e Xbox Game Pass are sufficient to give alternatives to gamers, without releasing the titles on consoles Sony to recover the expense arising from the acquisition of Bethesda.
Phil Spencer said: “This deal was not made to take video games away from another player base like Sony's. Nowhere in the documentation we agreed was it written: "How can we stop other gamers from playing these video games?" We want more people to be able to play, not less people to be able to play. I also have to say that if I think about where people are going to play and the number of devices we have, xCloud, PC, Game Pass and our consoles, I don't need to sell those games on any other platform other than the ones we support to make this work. agreement".
► The Elder Scrolls VI is an RPG-Adventure game developed and published by Bethesda for PC, Expected to be released in 2020
