New Xbox Feedback Portal Has Players Demanding Exclusives

"“When you submit feedback, teams review and organize it so it can be understood and considered alongside other work,” a new blog post about the tool reads. “In some cases, ideas will move forward. In others, they may take longer to implement or may not be something we can act on. When there are meaningful updates, we'll share them.”"

"“Better visibility helps close the gap between what you tell us and what you see happen next on Xbox,” the company writes. Players submit ideas for how they want Xbox to evolve, and then the company will provide confirmation of the status of those requests."

"The new tool replaces the Xbox Cloud Gaming feedback portal and is clearly meant to be more expansive. Players submit ideas for how they want Xbox to evolve, and then the company will provide confirmation of the status of those requests. “Better visibility helps close the gap between what you tell us and what you see happen next on Xbox,” the company writes."

"The current top requests on Xbox Player Voice are “Exclusives,” followed by “backwards compatible,” followed by, “Make Online Multiplayer Free To Access.” “Online multiplayer availability for all games across all generations of Xbox should be free and all the features of game pass into one subscription for 9.99 like Xbox gold BACK IN THE DAY,” wrote KrisKlicks."

Xbox Player Voice is a new user feedback tool for sharing concerns and requests about how the Xbox platform should evolve. Feedback is reviewed and organized so it can be understood and considered alongside other work. Some ideas move forward, while others take longer or cannot be acted on. Meaningful updates are shared with players to provide visibility into what happens after feedback is submitted. The tool replaces the Xbox Cloud Gaming feedback portal and aims to close the gap between what players tell Microsoft and what they see next on Xbox. Current top requests include exclusives, backwards compatibility, and making online multiplayer free to access, with calls to bundle Game Pass features into a single lower-cost subscription.

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