Xbox Game Studios titles will aim to support Xbox Play Anywhere functions including cross-play, cross-buy, cross-saves and Achievements across Xbox One, Project Scarlett and Windows PC, Xbox head Phil Spencer told Stevivor at X019 in London.
At this past weekend's event, Stevivor asked Spencer if a first-party title like Halo Infinite — confirmed for Xbox One, Scarlett and PC — could be used across all three platforms as games including Gears 5 and Sea of Thieves are via Xbox Play Anywhere across Xbox One and Windows PC.
"That's our goal," Spencer said. "Our goal for our first-party games is that your entitlements will be cross-generation and your Achievements will move effectively with your save game because that's where they stand."
Spencer added that the transitionary period between Xbox One and Scarlett should be far more consumer-friendly than that between Xbox 360 and Xbox One.
"[Xbox] 360 to One shouldn't have been [two self-contained silos] either," Spencer asserted. "We talked about how important digital was going to be this generation, and yet we didn't move the digital purchases that you'd made on 360 seamlessly over to Xbox One. I always thought that was a miss."
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At this past weekend's event, Stevivor asked Spencer if a first-party title like Halo Infinite — confirmed for Xbox One, Scarlett and PC — could be used across all three platforms as games including Gears 5 and Sea of Thieves are via Xbox Play Anywhere across Xbox One and Windows PC.
"That's our goal," Spencer said. "Our goal for our first-party games is that your entitlements will be cross-generation and your Achievements will move effectively with your save game because that's where they stand."
Spencer added that the transitionary period between Xbox One and Scarlett should be far more consumer-friendly than that between Xbox 360 and Xbox One.
"[Xbox] 360 to One shouldn't have been [two self-contained silos] either," Spencer asserted. "We talked about how important digital was going to be this generation, and yet we didn't move the digital purchases that you'd made on 360 seamlessly over to Xbox One. I always thought that was a miss."
More at the link