Xbox One titles ‘Forza Horizon 3,’ ‘Scalebound’ leaked, ‘Gears of War 4’ hinted for Windows 10
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Microsoft’s vision for the Xbox One as an integrated platform is starting to become a reality, if a new leaked list for the upcoming Windows Store titles is to be believed. A couple of Xbox One exclusives have been spotted on the list despite not being announced to launch on the Windows Store yet.
Gamepur acquired the list, which names the likes of “Scalebound,” Forza Horizon 3” and “ReCore” as some of the included titles. The full list of games can be seen in the link above. Interestingly, one title is missing from the leaked list, which is “Gears of War 4.”
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This is despite the fact that a new report has hinted that “Gears of War 4” may come to the Windows 10, as hinted by Xbox Marketing Head Aaron Greenberg. According to WCCF Tech, this game may also follow Microsoft’s new strategy when it comes to the games they are releasing simultaneously on the Windows 10 and Xbox One.
Greenberg had hinted in an interview that the vision of Microsoft when it comes to games is to ensure that more players are able to access the titles. It has begun with “Quantum Break,” which was recently announced for both the Xbox One and Windows 10 release.
In the same interview, Greenberg has also mentioned that upcoming titles that are console exclusive will be part of the ecosystem of games and hardware that the company is trying to build. Mentioned in this statement are the likes of “ReCore,” “Halo Wars 2” and “Gears of War 4.”
While no announcement has been made yet on whether “Gears of War 4” may also be launched on the Windows 10, this proves as a hint. It is when players consider the fact that both “Halo Wars 2” and “ReCore” are both coming to the two platforms respectively.
For now, Microsoft still needs to clarify this before fans can start rejoicing about the news. In any case, it does give fans a glimpse of the extent that Microsoft plans to integrate its games into the Xbox One and Windows 10 ecosystem.
Upcoming Xbox One exclusives (Credit: YouTube/Gameplay Walkthrough)