"Two of them are kind of community-driven games that will end up on other platforms and give us the ability to continue to invest in them. We think that's great for the business and great for the communities--more players to play with," Spencer said. "Two of the other games are smaller games that were never really meant to be built as kind of platform exclusives and all the fanfare that goes around that, but games that our teams really wanted to go build that we love supporting creative endeavors across our studios regardless of size."
Spencer also stated that players on other platforms should not take these games coming over as "some signal that everything is coming. It's not."
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