
Head of Xbox Phil Spencer Visiting Studios and Publishers in Japan and Korea - News
by William D'Angelo , posted on 02 June 2019 / 2,457 ViewsHead of Xbox announced via Twitter he will be visiting studios and publisher in Japan and Korea this week to discuss E3 2019 and plans for the future.
Spencer previously announced Microsoft would "be as big at E3 as we’ve ever been."
Looking forward to the week in Korea and Japan visiting studios and publishers. Always inspired by the great games these studios are delivering. Talking about E3 and getting input on future plans is always fun.
— Phil Spencer (@XboxP3) March 31, 2019
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Maybe in Japan Xbox streaming on mobile devices will be more popular than actual Xbox consoles.
To be fair, that's a low bar to get over
Agreed, but maybe pushing Xbox streaming on phones or even the Switch could do surprisingly well in Japan.
Bring us some quality Japanese games, Phil-sama 🙌
Well his efforts are decent. We got Nier Automata, Sekiro and a lot of Final fantasy games and some anime games too.
Seikiro was Activision published but the developer always supported Xbox with Dark Souls.
Nier Automata might have been a money hat, but there was likely bad blood with the studio prior.
Funny is.. every year, Really every year the same words by Spencer: "biggest E3", "the biggest E3 of all time", "be as big at E3 as we've ever been" xD
I know. How dare they want to improve every year... Morons.
Its just PR stuff. They like to exaggerate themselves quite a bit. But last year MS had a good e3.
What came of it?
Kind of like how XB1 has "the best lineup of games." It's all marketing.