An unannounced Xbox exclusive was apparently revealed during Microsoft FTC trial.
An Xbox exclusive may have been accidentally revealed as evidence in Microsoft FTC trial proceedings, according to sources within Microsoft FTC trial proceedings.
Microsoft is in a legal dispute with the FTC regarding their acquisition of Activision Blizzard, forcing it to release confidential documents related to future plans and activities. One document shared via Windows Central purports to contain details regarding an Xbox-exclusive game currently known by code name Project Dragon/Project Fantasy that’s being created at IO Interactive who are best known as creators of Hitman series titles like Agent 47 as well as working on James Bond titles – nothing else is known at present about Project Dragon/Project Fantasy apart from being developed at IO Interactive who are known as Hitman series creators as well as currently working on James Bond game projects with James Bond titles set for development at present IO Interactive while they’re currently developing James Bond game so not much can be said about its content other than being developed at their studio as they also work on James Bond development games alongside Hitman Series developers who is working alongside James Bond creator IO Interactive who are working alongside an unannounced Xbox exclusive game called Project Dragon/Project Fantasy with no announcement imminently announced from Microsoft regarding it’s Xbox-exclusive development at present, apparently being developed at IO Interactive who are also working on current James Bond projects among many more currently underway!
Recent emails published by the FTC reveal the game is still underway for development on Xbox and PC and will reportedly be an exclusive title available exclusively through those platforms. No official release date or type has yet been specified but FTC emails indicate an RPG shooter title may be included within it.
Rumors swirl that Xbox exclusive RPG title could take inspiration from popular fantasy RPG franchises like Diablo and World Of Warcraft, featuring live service-style gameplay. Although we don’t yet know when we will hear more details of this mysterious title, most likely it will join Starfield Avowed Motorsport as part of an Xbox exclusive lineup.
Xbox is still struggling to finalise its deal with Activision and has experienced considerable backlash, as many fear the partnership could harm competition in gaming market due to concerns that Xbox will make popular Activision franchises like Call Of Duty exclusive to Xbox despite repeated promises by company representatives that this won’t occur.
Alongside its ongoing trial with the FTC, UK CMA also issued an injunction which could see Activision titles pulled completely from UK stores – something experts warn could happen eventually.
Phil Spencer remains confident the acquisition deal will go through, noting Call Of Duty will become available across PlayStation consoles just like it will on Xbox.
Xbox recently considered its competition with PlayStation, admitting defeat in console wars.
