“There is a long way to go and we don’t know it,” he declares.

It’s a crucial day in the lawsuit between the FTC and Xbox for the purchase of Activision, because as part of the trial, the FTC called Phil Spencer, the director of Xbox, as a witness, and the appearance appears to have come out of an attorney’s movie. As part of its questioning, the FTC reminded Phil Spencer a public roundtable in which he acknowledged the Bethesda purchase as a strategic move to deliver “Great Exclusive Games”. Spencer agreed, saying that.

Immediately afterward, the FTC questioned the director about the future Sheikh manuscripts 6Bethesda’s next big production, to which Spencer responded less bluntly, saying she didn’t know if the game would be an exclusive, and while she may have said something along those lines in the past, she no longer remembers doing so.

“I think that We’ve been a little, um, unclear on what platforms it’s going to launch on, given the extent of the game. At this time, it is difficult for us to determine precisely. … It’s so far out that it’s hard to fathom what the platforms are going to be like at this point. (…) I don’t know if I made a general statement on the subject. When I said it, I thought it was true, but if you ask me today, I don’t remember making a public statement“.

The truth is, the statement is there and it is on the video.

Head of Xbox Phil Spencer on Bethesda Games Exclusives: It’s all about delivering great exclusive games For Xbox customers, this will launch on platforms where Game Pass is present.

As part of the second day of appearances, The FTC tried to show that X-Box It is stronger than it claims In the video game industry, while the strategy of Microsoft and its executives is quite the opposite, it appears weak and paints the image of PlayStation as a very fierce competitor and, at times, unfair in its treatment of the Xbox. The trial continues.