Not even that actually. Microsoft said only the Microsoft-published specifically shown at E3 would. Meaning only 12 games and that is different from saying all Microsoft-published games.
There is not a game that doesn't make sense on PC. PC has controllers too. It's a shady amendment after-the-fact of advertising otherwise. To go from saying "every game" to "every game we pick for you" is dirty. And this is why Microsoft has been repeatedly kicked out of the PC gaming market. You can't trust anything they say.
Halo 6 is an FPS and "won't make sense" on PC because Microsoft wants Xbox exclusives to stay Xbox exclusives. That's how that works.
Only twelve Microsoft games were shown at E3. Microsoft said only the Microsoft-published games shown at E3 will be available for this feature. There is nothing made up about it. If you had just watched the video before calling it all a lie..
That doesn't imply that at all. You are trying way too hard to read into things. All I said was that only twelve Microsoft games will actually be supported instead the originally stated "every new Microsoft game published."
"Only" doesn't mean that either. I was only saying twelve will be initially supported. You are reading way too hard into all of this.
I never said Microsoft can't add more games in the future. It's really your own fault if you thought I was saying such. You can't put words in someone's and then get angry about something they never said. But only twelve games are confirmed now and every games that comes after that will be done on a case-by-case basis. You should have just watched the video if you wanted the full details.
Microsoft announced all games would be in the program. That is no longer the case. Now there are only 12 games to be in this program. And the PC copies aren't free; you still have to pay $60 for the Xbox One copy to actually get that free copy.
