We’ll definitely do more consoles in the future, and other devices,” Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer told Rolling Stone in a new interview. While not shocking, the reassurance comes after this fall’s big holiday Xbox console exclusive,

Microsoft gaming CEO confirms the company wants to make more Xbox consoles Phil Spencer also hinted at "other devices" Spencer shuts down the possibility of a mid-generation Xbox console Microsoft gaming boss Phil Spencer has confirmed there will "definitely" be more Xbox consoles in the future but has seemingly shut down the idea of a mid-generation Xbox Series X.

Xbox boss Phil Spencer thinks that mid-gen hardware upgrades like PS5 Pro no longer offer anything unique, and are unnecessary. The executive appeared in a series of interviews this week, and in at least two interviews that we’ve spotted,

Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer discusses the future of Xbox, explaining why players haven't seen an upgraded Xbox Series X.

Xbox ran an ad showing off everything that is now an Xbox, and while some fans are worried this means the company is abandoning the iconic hardware, Phil Spencer assures it will "definitely do more consoles.

As any gamer who had consoles at the time will tell you, both Xbox and PlayStation owners definitely felt the difference when they got both mid-generation upgrades. While both promised that the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One could output to 4K at launch, few developers were actually making games that lived up to that promise.

Xbox boss Phil Spencer has said "We’re not going to grow the market with $1,000 consoles" as part of some comments about the future of the industry.

Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer talked about the controversal price of Sony's new PS5 Pro, says 'we're not going to grow the market with $1000 consoles'

We’ll definitely do more consoles in the future, and other devices,” Spencer says. This comes as Microsoft is launching an aggressive advertising campaign showcasing how di