IGN says the reported survey covered all Xbox games except Call of Duty.
IGN says Xbox reportedly surveyed players on how they would feel about a return to console exclusivity for all its games other than Call of Duty. The outlet frames the survey as a possible sign of renewed exclusivity for first-party games.
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According to Dexerto, Windows Central’s Jez Corden obtained and verified screenshots of a questionnaire distributed to some Xbox Insiders. The reported survey named franchises including Fallout, The Elder Scrolls, Minecraft and Diablo, along with Hideo Kojima’s PHYSINT.
One scenario asked respondents to imagine future releases from every Xbox-developed gaming franchise becoming console-exclusive to Xbox, with Call of Duty excluded. For Minecraft, that hypothetical included stopping sales of existing titles on PlayStation and Nintendo systems and ending new content updates there, while leaving content people already own unaffected.
Other questions reportedly asked whether losing access would make players switch platforms or abandon those franchises, and explored timed exclusivity for individual games. The questionnaire does not confirm that Microsoft plans to adopt any of those scenarios.
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