XBox Series X l Series S: Out of stock in Japan, Phil Spencer thanks players

Microsoft has been very confident for several days, with the buyout of Bethesda causing a sensation. By taking over the studio, XBox makes sure to offer strong licenses for its XBox Game Pass: Fallout, The Elder Scrolls, Doom, Wolfenstein. Not to mention that the Bethesda exclusives for the PlayStation 5, Ghostwire: Tokyo and Deathloop, should arrive on the XBox Series X / Series S . And for several weeks, persistent rumors have announced the acquisition of a Japanese studio, possibly even SEGA. It must be said that last, Phil Spencer, CEO of XBox, raved aboutJapan and its video game community, at the Tokyo Game Show Online.

Et c This is the same Phil Spencer who sent a second message to Japanese players, in the columns of Famitsu .

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The strongman of XBox thanked players, considering the success of the pre-orders of the XBox Series X / Series S, in Japan.

Japanese gamers praised the XBox Series X / Series S

While Phil Spencer opened the Tokyo Game Show Online, the boss of XBox gave an interview for the famous Japanese magazine Famitsu, which commented on the out-of-stock XBox Series X and Series S in Japan, where the console seems to be acclaimed . Just to temper this success, let's remember that the PlayStation 5 is also unavailable, victim of its hype!

Phil Spencer explains that he is “ honored by the reception that the XBox Series X and S have received from Japanese players ”. The boss of XBox is ambitious , speaking here of a "first step in a very long race", with which the console has several objectives in Japan. Phil Spencer is also "happy to see that gamers have high expectations of us and that pushes us forward when pre-order consoles are out of stock."

Yet from the USA, while Sony is a local manufacturer, the XBox Series X and Series S seem appreciated by Japanese players. It must be said that the XBox Game Pass has boosted the number of Japanese players for Microsoft, thankse to its generous unlimited catalog offer for a low monthly subscription. A winning formula for the service since its launch.