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Xbox is reportedly conducting a survey to gauge player sentiment regarding a potential return to platform exclusivity for its first-party titles, excluding Call of Duty. The survey, initially identified by Windows Central, explores hypothetical scenarios where future games would be restricted to Xbox consoles and PC.
The inquiry specifically asks fans to consider a scenario where all future Xbox-developed franchises become console exclusives. Furthermore, the survey suggests a drastic change for Minecraft, proposing that the game be removed from sale on PlayStation and Nintendo platforms, with existing versions receiving no further content updates.
This move follows a period of uncertainty regarding Xbox's release strategy. While titles like Gears of War: E-Day and Clockwork Revolution were confirmed as permanent exclusives for Xbox and PC, the status of other major projects remains unclear. Speculation persists regarding the future availability of games like The Elder Scrolls 6.
The company is currently navigating financial challenges, with CEO Asha Sharma reportedly highlighting concerns over Game Pass impacting day-one sales. As Xbox evaluates its long-term direction, these surveys appear to be an effort to understand consumer preferences before implementing significant strategic shifts.
