Phil Spencer: The relationship with Nintendo is great, but I hope to listen to people to think about it

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Spencer really does not want you to ask for Microsoft games on the switch, okay?

In the last one or two years, there was an interesting period in which Microsoft and Nintendo have taken a kind of quasi-partnership. Microsoft made some of your published titles appear on the switch and also let you emit banjo-kazooie in super Smash Bros. Ultimate. But it seems that partnership, if you want to call it, does not go anywhere else, based on what the Xbox boss says about the relationship.

In the IGN unlocked podcast Spencer spoke mainly about the upcoming Xbox Series X, but when he was asked about other events between Microsoft and Nintendo, he seemed to be pretty definitely suppressing the idea. While he says that the relationship with Nintendo is still great, although he drops some names of Bigwig's in the Japanese company, he assumes that there is nothing more plans, and he seems to want people to want people To stop asking that he does not like rumors about possible switch ports with a new title supported by Microsoft.

I'm always thinking about what a complete Xbox experience means a different platforms, ​​Spencer said. At the moment it seems like when a game comes out, there is: Is this going here, this goes there? I'd rather give our fans an anticipation of Xbox level where things will go. I thought we did that at our first party when we talked about the shipment of games on Xbox and PC, and I got a setback of certain people in certain groups, but at least we have set an expectation. I would rather see how we get to this point with the different hardware parts on which we work, so I'll probably leave it there anyway.

I definitely have much respect for the role that Nintendo plays, and I love to have great games on their platform. I do not really like this idea that for each of our games the small rumor gets on whether it will land on the switch or not. I think we should put a better expectation with our fans.

Well, it was a nice idea anyway, but I do not think Hörigenschein ON SWITCH or MARIO to appear soon on an Xbox.

Tags: Microsoft, Nintendo, Nintendo Switch, Xbox One