Xbox’s Strategy shifting from Hardware Exclusivity to Subscription Dominance | Gaming

For decades, the gaming industry has been defined by exclusivity. Whether through flagship franchises or unique experiences tied to specific consoles, exclusives have long been the driving force behind hardware adoption. PlayStation has The Last of Us, God of War, and Spider-Man, among many others; whereas Nintendo remains steadfast with The Legend of Zelda, Mario, Metroid and Pokémon. Microsoft, in turn, leverages Halo, Gears of War, and Forza as primary pillars. The notion of exclusives driving users to grow platforms has been the de facto principle for ‘affordable’ home gaming since the Magnavox Odyssey. However, the tides have changed and the current generation of consoles is painting a very different landscape for what remains viable in the ever shifting video games space. Although exclusivity certainly has a place, game…more

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