However, if Microsoft brings all of the Xbox One exclusives to PC, it gives consumers little reason to pick up the hardware, which could result in the system's sales stagnating.Īs someone that primarily games on the Xbox One, this is the last thing I want to see.
On the contrary, the Xbox One is actually doing quite well, outpacing Xbox 360 sales, and having already surpassed the Wii U (which had a year head-start, I might add). It's true that the console has almost no chance of winning the eighth generation console sales race, especially with PS4 sales expected to be double that of Xbox One sales by 2019, but that doesn't mean the platform is selling poorly. Now, here's why.įor one, people need a reason to buy an Xbox One. While those with gaming PCs and no Xbox One systems would probably like a chance to play the game, I think Gears of War 4 staying exclusive to Xbox would be the smartest move for Microsoft. From having a Gears of War 4 story trailer drop during the season premiere of Fear The Walking Dead, to giving Game Informer an entire month's worth of coverage of the game, the hype is real when it comes to Gears of War 4.
Gears of War 4 is arguably the biggest Xbox One game of the year, and Microsoft has appropriately been hyping the game to the moon and back. In fact, it appears as though the vast majority of Xbox One console exclusives on the horizon have now been announced as also having PC releases, but I sincerely hope that the upcoming Gears of War 4 breaks from the mold and stays completely exclusive to Xbox One.
With Quantum Break having released on PC, and a number of other formerly Xbox One exclusives making their way to the platform as well, it is clear that Microsoft is serious about its PC gaming initiative. Microsoft is bringing most of its formerly Xbox One exclusive games to PC, but find out why one writer hopes that the upcoming Gears of War 4 bucks the trend.
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