Microsoft has confirmed new exclusive Xbox One games will be announced at E3 2014 in June.
Phil Spencer, Head of Microsoft Studios, has revealed there are more Xbox One exclusive titles to be unveiled this year via his Twitter feed.
“Is [there] still any unannounced exclusive coming this year? Also when is the next even that XB1 will be at showing off games? Soon?” asked one inquisitive Xbox One fan on Twitter.
Spencer confirmed that there would be more exclusive games to come, and strongly hinted E3 is going to be pretty amazing for Xbox One gamers.
Unfortunately there’s no indication as to what the new Xbox One exclusives will be, but there’s a few new games in the pipeline from developers already.
Black Tusk, formerly Microsoft Vancouver, has already confirmed it is working on a new Xbox One project. Lionhead Studios is also reportedly working on some big unannounced project.
We could even see something from Gears of War developer Epic Games at E3 2014 for the Xbox One.
There are already some Xbox One exclusives scheduled for release this year, including Titanfall, Project Spark, Fable Legends, Quantum Break and Halo 5.
Which developers would you like to see launch Xbox One exclusive titles this year? Let us know in the comments below.
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