Grounded and Pentiment's Switch announcements have been followed up versions, while Sea of Thieves has also been announced for PS5.
However, Microsoft's Phil Spencer doesn't want to create a "false expectation" that its initial titles are "the first four to get over the dam."
Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer confirmed the titles are "over a year old," with two being "community-driven" and the others smaller.
Two of Microsoft's biggest exclusives will continue to be playable only on Xbox Series X/S and PC, in addition to Game Pass.
Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer, president Sarah Bond and Xbox Game Studios head Matt Booty will be present for a special edition.
The studio behind upcoming strategy game Ara: History Untold has revealed quite a few new details about what players can expect.
Kojima Productions founder talks about Boktai being his "most experimental game" and how it met "with fierce opposition."
The reviled executive will finally step down after 32 years, with Activision Blizzard leadership reporting to Microsoft's Matt Booty instead.
The Xbox Game Studios-published horror title could be incorporating new multiplayer systems with the help of cloud technology.
The trailer for Hideo Kojima's upcoming horror title seemingly contain references to the word "ATAMI".
Unfortunately, Phil Spencer doesn't really go into the details of what we can expect from improvements to the system.
The previous head of Xbox Game Studios, Matt Booty, was recently promoted to president of game content and studios.
Since Microsoft-owned games are published on PS5 and Nintendo Switch, everyone is part of the Xbox community according to Spencer.
The newest Grounded update gives players all the tools they might need to create their own custom levels.
Bond is being promoted to Xbox president, while Booty will serve as president of game content and studios (including ZeniMax).
Sea of Thieves is kicking off its latest season with the addition of a new social feature, with more updates planned for the rest of the year.
Microsoft Gaming CEO doesn't want to just create something "for financial gain" or for "a PR announcement and not deliver on the product."
Microsoft has finally acquired the Call of Duty publisher for $68.7 billion nearly two years after the deal's announcement.
Turn 10 Studios' reboot of its hallowed racing sim franchise looks like a brave new beginning and a compelling racing game aside.
In an internal memo, Microsoft's Phil Spencer said the documents were "unintentionally disclosed" and called the leaks "disappointing."
