Microsoft may be ditching console exclusivity for its first-party games. According to multiple reports, high-profile games like Starfield, Indiana Jones, and more are coming to PlayStation 5.
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Microsoft is also joining other publishers in bumping up its first-party video game prices soon. The change will be in effect starting in 2023 and will affect major new releases like Starfield.
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