Mr Hyde
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After watching todays Developer Direct from Xbox, it´s safe to say that Xbox has a very bright future ahead. As a publisher, they will be a force to be reckoned with, as 2025 looks to be one of the best years for Microsoft in terms of output, either as a third party publisher or as first party developer. Kicking off the Direct with Ninja Gaiden 4, an awesome collaboration between Team Ninja and Platinum, it was clear from the get go that Microsoft went into this Direct with a lot of confidence in their studios and their work. Four games were showcased and everyone of them looked fantastic. They even shadow dropped a UE5 remake of Ninja Gaiden 2 on Game Pass, which is pretty bonkers to say the least.
2025 might actually be the year where the infamous "wait till next year"-meme that has surrounded Xbox for years, finally comes true. They have a banger release every month up until May, and after that intense release schedule, summer arrives with more notable games such as Fable, Perfect Dark and whatever Double Fine is working on. The year hasn´t even started and MS is going out with a bang. What more surprises do they have in store? I think we´re in for a real treat. Microsoft may be losing the hardware race, but when it comes to software they are dominating like never before. Gone are the days when tepid releases like Crackdown 3 was all MS had to show.
Xbox is firing on all cylinders, keeping the video game industry healthy and alive.
2025 might actually be the year where the infamous "wait till next year"-meme that has surrounded Xbox for years, finally comes true. They have a banger release every month up until May, and after that intense release schedule, summer arrives with more notable games such as Fable, Perfect Dark and whatever Double Fine is working on. The year hasn´t even started and MS is going out with a bang. What more surprises do they have in store? I think we´re in for a real treat. Microsoft may be losing the hardware race, but when it comes to software they are dominating like never before. Gone are the days when tepid releases like Crackdown 3 was all MS had to show.
Xbox is firing on all cylinders, keeping the video game industry healthy and alive.