Xbox Fans Won’t Have to Wait ‘Too Long’ To See New Games as Microsoft Reportedly takes a Decade to Complete a Title

Xbox is one of the leading platforms for gaming in today’s age, therefore not having a lot of announcements from them at The Game Awards 2022 upset fans. Apart from Starfield and Redfall, which we know a lot about already, there was no major reveal at the event. Many are blaming the Activision Blizzard deal being under scrutiny as the cause of this issue.

Fortunately, the people heading Xbox have understood the concerns of the fans and the VP at Xbox Games Marketing, Aaron Greenberg, has addressed the issue through his latest tweet. He stated that they have a “lot planned” to showcase and share about what they have in the works for 2023. He appreciated the eagerness from fans and stated that “timing is key” and they won’t have to wait “too long” to hear about what’s next from them.

We have a lot planned to show and share about an incredibly exciting year ahead for 2023. Appreciate folks are eager to learn and see more. Timing is always key, but don’t worry you will not have to wait too long for what’s next from us. ???????????? https://t.co/d1dca2i2Nt

— Aaron Greenberg ????????‍♂️????U (@aarongreenberg) December 9, 2022

He posted this tweet linking to another tweet by Xbox Game Pass that gives a glimpse of games that have arrived and are set to arrive in 2023. It shows title such as Starfield, Deathloop, Redfall, Valorant, Minecraft Legends, Forza Motorsport, Halo Infinite and so many more.

this is our ‘games here and games coming in 2023’ fancam #GLHF pic.twitter.com/mYFutyo1pI

— Xbox Game Pass (@XboxGamePass) December 9, 2022

In other news, new information has been revealed from the Activision Blizzard acquisition deal. We all know it is under fire and is being put through the microscope, and now FTC has also joined the bandwagon. Through a report from Exputer, it has been understood that a complaint from FTC reveals that Microsoft is working on a game that might take a decade to finish.

The game in question is what many players are curious about, and there is one specific title that the community is leaning towards. Elder Scrolls VI, the game that was announced way back in 2018 is what players are expecting will take a decade to develop. People are assuming that the former games still performing well and Xbox having to deal with other titles is causing Elder Scroll VI 10 years to make.

Lastly, Xbox Game Pass is bringing 22 game demos for players on Xbox Series X/S and Xbox One through the ID@Xbox Winter Game Demo Event. These demos will be available until today, December 12, 2022. On top of that there are six newly announced games below are coming to Xbox; Aaero 2, Dad’s Monster House, Dead Pets Unleashed, King of the Hat, Let’s Cook Together 2 and Trinity Fusion. Check out the 22 Demos below:

• Aaero2 (Mad Fellows)
• Afterglitch (Hangonit),
• Astronite (DUME Games/JanduSoft)
• BattleCakes (Volcano Bean)
• Booom-Slang! (Skermunkel)
• Boxville (Triomatica Games)
• Clash: Artifacts of Chaos (ACE Team/Nacon)
• Dad’s Monster House (Cotton Game/E-Home Entertainment)
• Dead Pets Unleashed (Triple Topping)
• Exhausted Man (Candleman Games/E-Home Entertainment)
• Gori Cuddly Carnage (Angry Demon Studio/Wired Productions)
• Inkulinati (Yaza Games/Daedalic Entertainment)
• JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure All-Star Battle R (CyberConnect2/Bandai Namco)
• King of the Hat (Hat Games)
• Let’s Cook Together 2 (Yellow Dot)
• RE:CALL (Maitan69/Whitethorn Games)
• Rhythm Sprout (SURT/tinyBuild)
• The Wind Road (Jiayuan/E-Home Entertainment)
• Thirsty Suitors (Outerloop Studios/Annapurna Interactive)
• Tin Hearts (Rogue Sun/Wired Productions)
• Trinity Fusion (Angry Mob Games)
• Virgo Versus the Zodiac (Moonana)
• Wave Break (Funktronic Labs)