Now that cross-play doesn’t seem to be a problem anymore (well almost) and that Microsoft no longer hides its desire to export itself to competing machines, nothing seems impossible. So, when Gabe Newell, famous boss of Valve Software took part in a question-and-answer session with high school students, a smart kid was quick to ask him if, in any case, there was a way that Steam games would not land. one day on home consoles. And the big boss of the famous firm thus released a sentence that did not go unnoticed: “You will have more information on this by the end of the year. “
A detail quickly relayed by the entire press, necessarily, which suggests that yes, Steam-exclusive games may well be released on PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X | S, or Nintendo Switch. Or, maybe Steam only struck a deal with a specific manufacturer. Or, this is a very big troll of the American, we do not really know: suddenly, we will do as he says and wisely wait a few more months.
A detail quickly relayed by the entire press, necessarily, which suggests that yes, Steam-exclusive games may well be released on PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X | S, or Nintendo Switch. Or, maybe Steam only struck a deal with a specific manufacturer. Or, this is a very big troll of the American, we do not really know: suddenly, we will do as he says and wisely wait a few more months.
