Last year, Xbox decided to break the exclusivity agreement and bring four games to the PS5 platform.This was like opening Pandora's box, and it was soon confirmed that all Xbox games could be launched cross-platform on competing platforms.The move has proven to be very beneficial to both executives and game developers, as Microsoft is now making more money than ever before - and at times even dominating the PS Store charts.

In a recent interview with 404 Media, Bloomberg reporter Jason Schreier said that the Xbox first-party team is very excited to launch the game on the PlayStation platform.After all, that means more revenue for the various studios, each of which needs to balance the books independently.That includes Halo Studios, who recently confirmed that all future Halo games will be coming to the PlayStation platform.

Jason Schreier said: "A lot of game studios are now very excited to release their games on PlayStation - this is something that has only happened in the past year, and Xbox has transformed into a fully cross-platform publisher. This is very different from the past, where they really only released games on their own platforms, Xbox and PC."