If you think, Microsoft's announcements at the recent E3 2016 event are not enough, then the latest revelation on the Xbox One, Windows PC exclusive titles might bring things on the brighter side. According to Attack of the Fanboy, Xbox One may still have something that will surprise fans, long after the E3 2016 event has ended and this is in the form of some unannounced game exclusives for the Xbox One and Windows PC platforms.
Talking to Canadian journalist Geoff Keighley, Shannon Lofty of Xbox Head of First Party Publishing revealed that Microsoft has at least 14 games all lined up for the Xbox One/Windows PC platform, and just recently, she also revealed that among the titles include, "State of Decay 2," "ReCore," "Killer Instinct" and "Scale Bound." Unfortunately, Microsoft moved the year of release for "Crackdown 3", but promised, it will be available in 2017.
Despite the "Crackdown 3" delay, Lofty said there are several unannounced titles that fans can count on as they reveal them soon. Taking that into consideration, there's a big chance that some of these games will be Project Scorpio exclusive, given how Phil Spencer announced during the E3 2016 event that, Project Scorpio; the next console that is said to be more powerful than the Xbox One will also have its own games.
Meanwhile, according to Gamespot, some of the most notable Xbox One exclusive games slated for 2016 includes, "Gears of war 4," "Quantum Break," "Halo Wars 2," "Cuphead," "Sea of Thieves" and "Gigantic." Aside from these latest Xbox One exclusive titles, also watch for the upcoming Xbox One S console that was recently introduced at the E3 2016. The console is said to be 40 percent smaller than current original Xbox One, but the Project Scorpio which will come out next year is said to be the next-gen more powerful than the Xbox One console. Project Scorpio will also have its own exclusive titles included in the bundle. For more Xbox One exclusive titles, read on the GameNGuide gaming section for the latest updates.
