"The Microsoft policy of being backwards compatible all the way to the first generation is the best," says Thomas Happ.
Xbox boss Phil Spencer says the launch wouldn't be held back by "any individual game."
“I feel good about the price that we’re going to be able to get to," says Spencer.
More reassurance that Microsoft will make their date.
The developer also says a next-gen port of the shooter isn't off the table.
A dolphin fights robots underwater in this next-gen exclusive.
"It may also buy the new console a longer generation cycle," says the developer.
Apparently, some big things are in store for the franchise, if this is all to be believed.
The Capcom-backed studio is reportedly working on an even larger project.
CI Games says it will follow a "similar production model" to Sniper: Ghost Warrior Contracts.
The heatsink alone provides 20 percent more airflow than the Xbox One.
"If I released 5 platforms simultaneously I would need to delay the release date and maybe not give each platform the devotion I'd like," says Thomas Happ.
It looks like Activision has plans to modernize the entire Modern Warfare trilogy.
A job listing describes it as "a major new title."
The actor refuses to comment on the same due to "contract stipulations."
According to Microsoft's Jason Ronald, it's all about flexibility.
Another developer expresses excitement over the Series X's impressive tech.
The live service game will come to new devices down the road.
"Each studio is facing unique challenges and constraints," says XGS head Matt Booty.
The agreement entails full development funding, 50/50 revenue split, and more.
