不再獨佔！《絕地戰兵2》跨Xbox平台是由PlayStation官方推動
由索尼官方推動的計劃。（圖源：HELLDIVERS 2／Xbox）
日前，Arrowhead 執行長 Shams Jorjani 在官方 Discord 上表示，這次《絕地戰兵2》能登入 Xbox 平台，全都要歸功於 PlayStation，並讓玩家們去感謝 PlayStation，大讚他們做了最酷的事情之一。而 PlayStation 近幾年積拓展多平台策略，從最初的 PC 移植開始，到現在決定將《絕地戰兵2》推向 Xbox，確實讓許多玩家都十分驚喜。
而先前 PlayStation 也在招聘人才，主要也是負責在非 PlayStation 硬體平台的多平台全球商業策略。並且有爆料指出，未來將有更多第一方 PS5 遊戲登上 Xbox，但目前尚未有具體資訊。同樣的，微軟也逐漸放棄了獨佔策略，積極推動跨平台內容，像是《完美音浪》、《盜賊之海》、《印第安納瓊斯：古老之圈》等作品都陸續登上 PS5 等平台，並獲得相當不錯的成績。
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