Xbox Head Phil Spencer, in conversation with Insomniac Games President Ted Price, has revealed more about the future of 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Microsoft's games portℱfolio, and more generally about his hopes for the indust🧔ry at large. 

Speaking on a new episode of , Spencer explained his prediction to see "a muඣltitude of different devices in my house that allow me to play" in the future. 

"One thing that's bummed me out about console, is I usually have one TV in my house my console is plugged into. The idea that I can't just go to any TV in my house and sit down and play the games that I want to play -- we should have that ability. [...] My ability to throw that content from [my main console] or from the cloud to all the TVs in my house, is something that I think we should have. That helps us in terms of families playing toget🐭her and new creative scenarios. "

"I think getting to a world where yoꩵu don't have to own one device to play specific games helps the industry," Spencer continued, acknowledging that "that doesn't mean owning a device isn't part of my experience."

"I think I'm going to have a game console plugged into my television for the next decade plus. The best way for me to play on my TV is to have the local device, download, and play. But sometimes I'm not in front of my television, sometimes I'm not in front of a de🐷vice with [native gaming capability], and that's our bet on cloud [gaming]. [...] For us, we really do mean it when we say "when everybody plays we all win." [...] The cloud is really a means to an end."

Spencer's comments arrived on the same day Microsoft dropped a truckload of new information about the 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Xbox Series X, confirming that the next-gen console will have near-complete backwards compatibility, ray-tracing, and much more. PlayStation, meanwhile, continues to stay mum about the PS5. 

For more, check out more 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:upcoming Xbox One games for 2020 and beyond, or watch our latest episode of Dialogue Options below.