According to the announcement shared by Xbox leadership, the company has officially revealed the codename for its next-generation console: Project Helix. Xbox boss Asha Sharma stated that the upcoming system will focus on leading performance and will support both Xbox and PC games.
As reported in the original details, Project Helix is expected to allow players to run games from both the Xbox ecosystem and PC platforms. Previous rumors suggested players might be able to access PC storefronts such as Steam or the Epic Games Store, though more information will likely be discussed with partners and studios at the upcoming Game Developers Conference (GDC).
There is currently no official release date for the console, but earlier comments from AMD suggested a potential launch window around 2027 if Microsoft decides to move forward on that timeline.
What do you think about Xbox potentially running PC games on its next console?
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As reported in the original details, Project Helix is expected to allow players to run games from both the Xbox ecosystem and PC platforms. Previous rumors suggested players might be able to access PC storefronts such as Steam or the Epic Games Store, though more information will likely be discussed with partners and studios at the upcoming Game Developers Conference (GDC).
There is currently no official release date for the console, but earlier comments from AMD suggested a potential launch window around 2027 if Microsoft decides to move forward on that timeline.
What do you think about Xbox potentially running PC games on its next console?
#Xbox #ProjectHelix
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