Microsoft is reportedly working on a new cross-platform user interface.

That’s according to a Windows Central report, which also claims that exclusiveXboxconsole games will be the exception rather than the rule going forward.

“Sources tell us thatMicrosoftis also working on a set of in-game APIs and user interface features, called Project Rainway, which is some form of cross-platform Xbox guide menu,”the report claims.

Xbox is reportedly developing a ‘cross-platform user interface’

“Microsoft has been inspired by the in-game Battle.net social features seen in Hearthstone, Diablo IV, andWorld of Warcraft, which lets you share and communicate cross-platform.

“This means that for games running on other platforms from Xbox, they will still have an Xbox flavor and in-game Xbox systems, maybe even cloud saves.”

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Last week, Microsoft CEOSatya Nadellareiterated that the company’s gaming strategy going forward iscentred on allowing players to “enjoy Xbox on all devices.”

A recently launched marketing campaign is also designed tohighlight the numerous ways Xbox games can be played.

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The new slogan, “This is an Xbox“, consists of a humorous series of statements pointing out things that aren’t an Xbox – such as bento boxes and bus stops – as well as devices that can play Xbox games.

These include mobile phones, laptops,AmazonFire TV sticks and the ROG Ally handheld.

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