Here is what the page “Xbox Survey Floats Nuclear Exclusivity Strategy: All Games Except Call of Duty Console-Exc” contains. Microsoft is surveying a subset of Xbox Insiders about a potential radical shift in its exclusivity strategy, according to Windows Central. The survey asks respondents to imagine that all future Xbox-developed games—except Call of Duty—would become console-exclusive to Xbox. It specifically names franchises like Fallout, The Elder Scrolls, Doom, Physint, Diablo, and Minecraft, noting that for Minecraft, existing titles would no longer be sold on PlayStation or Nintendo consoles and would stop receiving content updates.
The survey asks where players would then choose to play: on an existing Xbox, a new Xbox Series X|S, PC, or skip the game entirely. This comes as Xbox CEO Asha Sharma and Xbox Game Studios head Matt Booty have told staff they will 're-evaluate' exclusivity and 'windowing' strategies. The full version stays on the original page, which this listing opens directly.