Effectively, that was bizarre.

Xbox’s large, much-awaited “enterprise replace” got here to go on Thursday afternoon in podcast kind. After a pair weeks of rumor-mongering alleging that sure Xbox-exclusive titles would begin showing on consoles like PS5 and Swap, Xbox head Phil Spencer confirmed as a lot within the podcast. Nevertheless, he did not affirm precisely what we anticipated him to verify.

Particularly, 4 thriller Xbox titles will come to different consoles in some unspecified time in the future within the close to future. Spencer refused to specify which video games they’re, however he did make clear that Starfield and the upcoming Indiana Jones and the Nice Circle are not in that group, as was beforehand rumored. He didn’t touch upon the opposite rumors suggesting Hello-Fi Rush and Sea of Thieves had been a part of the initiative.

That is not all, although. The Xbox podcast additionally confirmed that Diablo IV would be the first Activision Blizzard recreation to hit Recreation Go following Xbox’s blockbuster acquisition of the Name of Responsibility writer final 12 months. You’ll be able to play that recreation on Recreation Go beginning on March 28. First-party Xbox video games will proceed to launch on Recreation Go on day one, and Xbox will proceed to have a “sturdy and revolutionary multi-year {hardware} roadmap,” no matter meaning.

So, in brief, a couple of Xbox video games are coming to PS5 and/or Swap, however we do not know which of them. We will rule out Starfield and Indiana Jones, at the least. There’ll proceed to be Xbox {hardware}, and Recreation Go will proceed to function because it has for the previous couple of years. Additionally, Recreation Go will stay unique to Xbox and PC.

This is not fairly the explosive announcement that the gaming neighborhood had been anticipating for the final couple of weeks, which might be for the perfect. For the time being, it does not seem to be Xbox is exiting the console enterprise or something like that. There’ll simply be a couple of video games on different platforms…for now.