Ori and Project xCloud also expected.
There was a rumour at the start of February about how Microsoft was eager to expand cross-platform play beyond
Following this, rumours emerged Nintendo would be reviving a "dead and buried" project that had been officially cancelled. There was then ongoing speculation it could be the Xbox One exclusive Scalebound and yesterday, industry insider, video game historian, and Nintendo Life contributor Liam Robertson shared his own thoughts on the matter, while at the same time briefly mentioning how he had heard Nintendo and Microsoft were "working on something big things together."
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There was a rumour at the start of February about how Microsoft was eager to expand cross-platform play beyond
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and support multiple other titles. It all started when the upcoming Game Developers Conference – taking place between the 18th and 22nd of March – revealed Microsoft would be discussing its plans to make Xbox Live compatible with multiple other platforms, including the Nintendo Switch. Not long after this rumour broke, the GDC website removed the information.Following this, rumours emerged Nintendo would be reviving a "dead and buried" project that had been officially cancelled. There was then ongoing speculation it could be the Xbox One exclusive Scalebound and yesterday, industry insider, video game historian, and Nintendo Life contributor Liam Robertson shared his own thoughts on the matter, while at the same time briefly mentioning how he had heard Nintendo and Microsoft were "working on something big things together."
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