As high-profile launches from Xbox Game Studios continue this season, they are increasingly making their way to systems beyond Xbox and Windows hardware. A prime example is **Ninja Gaiden 4**, which was just published by Xbox and launched on PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC simultaneously on day one.
This trend appears set to continue. According to Phil Spencer, the Xbox head, the PS5 and the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2 ecosystems remain part of Xbox Game Studios’ future gaming plans. Spencer shared these insights in a recent interview with Famitsu.
When asked specifically about support for the PS5 and Switch 2, Spencer pointed to recent launches as examples of the group’s commitment to pushing gaming forward—even on competitor platforms.
For instance, *Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 3+4* was a delight on the Switch 2, performing just as well as on any other system. This was confirmed by Editor-in-Chief Asif Khan and my own experiences during our coverage of the game.
Similarly, our review of *Ninja Gaiden 4* on PlayStation 5 found it to be an incredibly exciting action release from Xbox Game Studios and Team Ninja, despite encountering some occasional visual glitches.
These examples highlight a growing willingness within Xbox Game Studios to embrace a multi-platform approach, ensuring that players on various consoles can enjoy their most anticipated titles.
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