Microsoft seems to be making big moves in the gaming world. A new report suggests the company is working on a project called “Project Rainway.” This project aims to create a single user interface (UI) that works across different platforms, including gaming consoles, PCs, and handheld devices. This could mean an easier and more connected gaming experience for Xbox users.
The idea behind Project Rainway is to bring a smooth and uniform interface to all devices. It will likely include new features and tools to make gaming better on handhelds, similar to how Xbox Game Bar has been improved recently. These changes also follow Microsoft’s ad campaign called “This is an Xbox,” which highlighted its focus on expanding the Xbox experience.
Microsoft Gaming’s head, Phil Spencer, has confirmed that the company is exploring its own handheld gaming device. While it may still be in the early stages, this shows their interest in handheld gaming. For now, they are focusing on making the Xbox experience enjoyable on existing devices like PCs, consoles, and other handheld systems.
Microsoft has also been moving away from keeping games exclusive to Xbox consoles. Earlier this month, reports revealed that Microsoft noticed no drop in Xbox’s performance after sharing exclusive games with other platforms. This approach could make Xbox games available to even more players around the world.
With these plans, Microsoft is clearly working towards making gaming accessible and enjoyable across all devices, blurring the lines between consoles, PCs, and handhelds.
