| Sogreblute said: No they shouldn't. Why? It would make every Xbox One owner mad that wanted Halo 6 for the longest time. They promised for 2 years it would be on Xbox One. I don't know why people think that exclusivity would help the game or the consumer. Imagine Wii U owners that really wanted Zelda: BotW which was promised to be on Wii U since 2014 just suddenly went Switch exclusive. There would of been outrage. To add to that. I think Microsoft should try to make all upcoming games cross gen for as long as possible. If a game honestly can't run well on the Xbox One (s) then I think they should bring it out on Xbox One X and Xbox Scarlet. Pretty much similar to how Nintendo/Koei Tecmo had FE Warriors on New 3DS and Switch. That game wouldn't run well at all on the OG 3DS models (Hyrule Warriors proves this), so they just made it New 3DS only. That still benefited New 3DS owners that wanted the game, but didn't have the Switch at the time. |
I said this last year and I stand by it, but I'll add to it. Halo Infinite was promised to 40+ million Xbox One owners for years now, so I think it should still come. I still think if a game isn't demanding then it should be cross gen. If a game is too demanding for the Xbox One then it's OK to just make it PC and next gen. Rare canceled the Xbox One version of Everwild and we can assume it's because the game was too demanding. Microsoft Flight Simulator I think won't come to Xbox One cause it's too CPU heavy for it to handle.
If we go by that logic then shouldn't they cancel the Xbox One version of Halo Infinite? Well no. Like I stated it was promised for years now, so I think it should still come. I think they would see major backlash if it didn't.
