Microsoft shifts focus to Xbox Series X/S, halts Xbox One game development.

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Microsoft has confirmed that it will no longer develop games natively for Xbox One, focusing instead on the next-gen Xbox Series X/S. However, Xbox One players will still be able to stream current-gen first-party titles through Xbox Cloud Gaming. Xbox Game Studios head Matt Booty also stated that the industry needs to realise that most big games now have development cycles of around half a decade, and that Xbox has "turned the corner" in delivering at least four first-party games every year.
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