Nintendo and Microsoft both benefit if more Nintendo fans become Halo fans.
It takes nothing away from the XBox ... if you love the older Halo games on Switch, you're simply more like to choose an XBox SX or xCloud over a PS5 at some point.
The only loser in this scenario is Sony because you have more of the Switch audience becoming pro-MS.
This is an "out of the box" way of thinking for MS, but it would be smart. You're never going to get Nintendo to agree to giving MS games, so just forget that, that doesn't mean you can't benefit by leveraging the Switch audience to be more friendly to your console over a Sony one.
They want to make inroads against Sony? They are going to have to start thinking outside of the box.
MS could very easily become the no.1 publisher outside of Nintendo on the Switch and begin to cultivate a real audience that loves their IP and that will pay dividends for them down the line.
