Xbox gaming services boss "would like to see Game Pass on all platforms"
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That lines up with the broader direction for Xbox in recent years, which has pushed making its games playable in as many places as possible regardless of hardware. It still wants to make its own platforms be the best place to play them, though, so don't worry about not having any reason to buy whatever 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Xbox Project Scarlett turns out to be a few years down the line.
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