Microsoft’s Plans to Bring PS5 Games to Xbox Leaked
Microsoft has a plan that will shake up the gaming world. It has been claimed that the company aims to provide access to PC games by supporting the Steam store on future Xbox consoles. This move may mean that some games exclusive to PlayStation 5 will be playable on Xbox via the Steam store. It is stated that this new interface was designed in line with Microsoft’s mission of “bringing Xbox to every screen”.
Is the Steam Store Coming to Xbox?
A leaked image clearly shows the Steam tab in the new Xbox user interface. In the image, there are familiar tabs such as “Recently Added”, “Installed Games” and “Game Pass” next to Steam. However, this image was removed by Microsoft shortly after and a new one was installed in its place. This situation strengthened the possibility that Steam support may be active on future Xbox consoles.
The new Xbox is described as more of a “TV-friendly PC” and will run on a Windows-based system. This system can provide access not only to Game Pass games but also to PC games available on the Steam store. If such a scenario occurs, it may become possible to play some PlayStation-exclusive games on Xbox consoles.
Microsoft has been following a strategy in recent years that aims to offer the Xbox experience on every platform. As part of this strategy, it aims to create a wider access network in the gaming world by supporting not only Xbox-exclusive games but also games from other platforms. With Steam support, Xbox can compete with devices such as Steam Deck as well as PC games.
Although Microsoft has not made an official statement about these leaks, details about the new Xbox interface are expected to be announced soon. If the leaked information is true, Xbox players will not be limited to the Game Pass library alone, but will be able to access a wider range of games via Steam. This could put Xbox in a stronger position in the gaming world.
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