微软问卷试探多款游戏转 Xbox 独占

According to a Windows Central report with images verified by reporter Jez Corden, Xbox is polling some Xbox Insiders on whether franchises like Fallout, The Elder Scrolls, or even Minecraft should be console exclusive. The surveys explicitly reference PlayStation and Nintendo and ask players to imagine a scenario where those franchises would only be available on Xbox and PC, with one option covering all Microsoft-owned content except Call of Duty. Push Square notes that this month's Gears of War: E-Day is estimated by Alinea Analytics to have sold about 310k copies across Xbox and PC, with more playing via Game Pass.

Windows Central reported that Microsoft sent a survey this week to some Xbox Insiders about its exclusivity plans, and the site confirmed the survey is real. One scenario asks how users would feel if all future games from every Xbox-developed franchise except Call of Duty were console-exclusive to Xbox, with Minecraft's existing titles no longer sold or updated on PlayStation or Nintendo consoles while owned content and PC remain unchanged. The survey also asked the same questions about Fallout and The Elder Scrolls.

Windows Central reports that Microsoft sent a survey to some Xbox Insider users, asking whether they would switch to Xbox if titles such as Fallout, The Elder Scrolls, DOOM, Hideo Kojima's PHYSINT, Diablo and even Minecraft became timed or fully console exclusive. The survey stresses that existing titles would not be removed from other platforms but would no longer receive new content. Windows Central says it verified the survey screenshots as real.