Microsoft says Xbox Series X won't have exclusive first-party games at launch - The Verge

Microsoft today clarified that its upcoming next-gen console, the Xbox Series X, will break with tradition by not launching with exclusive games only playable on the new hardware. Instead, Microsoft is leaning into its Xbox Play Anywhere strategy and fully supporting backwards compatibility moving forward.

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