Microsoft is no longer making Xbox One games – The Verge
Microsoft is focused on Xbox Series S / X games from now on. Xbox game studios are no longer creating new Xbox One games.
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Microsoft is no longer making new games for the Xbox One | Engadget
“We've moved on to gen 9,” Xbox Game Studios head Matt Booty told Axios, referring to the Xbox Series X/S consoles. The company also makes its games …
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Microsoft Is Done Making Games For Xbox One – Kotaku
Don't expect any future Xbox first-party games, like Forza or Fable, to launch on the older consoles.
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Microsoft says it's officially done making new Xbox One games | Eurogamer.net
Two and a half years after the launch of its Xbox Series X/S consoles, Microsoft has officially said goodbye the previo…
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Microsoft officially no longer developing games for Xbox One – TrueAchievements
Xbox Game Studios head Matt Booty has revealed that Microsoft is no longer developing first-party games for Xbox One and is now fully focused on …
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Microsoft is finally done making Xbox One games – GamesRadar
All upcoming Xbox Game Studios titles are now in development exclusively for the current-gen Xbox Series X, Microsoft has confirmed.
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Microsoft won't make new Xbox One games anymore – Windows Central
Microsoft recently held an Xbox Games Showcase, announcing a number of new games and sharing updates on previously announced titles.
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Microsoft Is Done Making Xbox One Games – Insider Gaming
In a recent interview, Xbox Game Studio Head Matt Booty says that Microsoft is done making games for Xbox One.
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Xbox One Not Getting Any More 1st Party Games from Microsoft, “We've Moved on to Gen 9”
The era of crossgen games has finally come to an end, as Microsoft confirms they have no more Xbox One games in development.
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Microsoft Stops Development of Games for Older Xbox One | PCMag
That said, Xbox One owners can still use the hardware to stream current-generation titles through Xbox's cloud-gaming support.
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