The future of Xbox exclusivity has been hard to keep track of as of late. For a while, Xbox was moving away from the concept, bringing games like Sea of Thieves and eventually even Halo: Campaign Evolved to PlayStation and other rival platforms. With recent changes in leadership, however, it's become increasingly clear that exclusivity isn't going away forever.
The biggest reversal of course so far occurred with Gears of War: E-Day, which was initially set for a multi-platform release before backtracking to Xbox only. Now, Xbox has officially established an interest in potentially abandoning multi-platform possibilities for other major franchises.
Per Windows Central, a new Xbox survey addresses the possibility of Xbox switching to exclusive releases for almost all of its IPs. The survey, received by users of the Xbox Insider Program, proposes a scenario where "all future title releases from every XBOX-developed gaming franchise except Call of Duty will be console-exclusive to Xbox." The question probes how players would respond, with options ranging from buying an Xbox to play the games to skipping them entirely.
Beyond the initial, broad question, the survey also poses a similar scenario for specific game franchises. Windows Central...
