Of course, following the Xbox showcase we got a deeper dive into Starfield, which I suspect tickled the fancy of more serious ‘gamers’ - I know a few people, including our own Rory Mellon, who feel more sold on Bethesda’s vast sci-fi game after the showcase.Īll this hammers home that Microsoft and Xbox still understand its gaming audience.
Again, this isn’t a game I’m invested in, but I applaud Xbox for not ignoring the fans that have a vested interest in Rare’s semi-swashbuckling sim. Other examples of this servicing of particular fans could be seen with the Monkey Island content being added to Sea of Thieves. And though I’m more of a Star Wars: Squadrons person, I couldn't help but grin at the addition of Dune’s semi-iconic ornithopter to Flight Simulator.
So I was low-key impressed to see the variety of piloting roles that’ll be added to Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020. Case in point, while I have no inclination or fantasy to play the role of an airline delivery pilot, I appreciate that some might. Xbox is less about hardware and pure next-generation gaming, and more about enabling people to play what they want where they want.įor people who only really play very specific games, Microsoft and Xbox didn’t forget about them. From Forza Motorsport 8 to Avowed, Fable 4 to Clockwork Revolution and Star Wars: Outlaws, the showcase covered a mix of genres, showing off the diversity of Xbox Game Studios.
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