In a new interview, Xbox Game Studios head Matt Booty confirmed that the publisher’s future titles will be made available on the current generation of Xbox consoles and PC as well as the Series X to make the transition to the new console a smoother one for its customers.

Fans may have expected to see Sony to follow in Microsoft’s footsteps and finally unveil its next-gen console at CES 2020, but they will have to settle for its logo.

It’s been confirmed that Senua’s Saga: Hellblade II will indeed be coming to PC. In a reply to an inquisitive Twitter user, a Xbox Games Marketing GM Aaron Greenberg confirmed that the game will be exclusive to the Xbox Series X and PC.

It turns out there’s more to the Xbox Series X name than was initially evident. Microsoft says its next console is just called “Xbox” and that “Series X” is simply the name of the model launching in 2020.

If you missed The Game Awards 2019 livestream and you’d rather not sit through three and a half hours of the VOD, here is a recap of the biggest announcements from the event.

Microsoft finally took the wraps off its next-gen console today, taking to the stage at The Game Awards 2019 to unveil the Xbox Series X, previously known as Project Scarlett. The announcement didn’t reveal much beyond the final moniker and form of the console, though it was followed by a look at an exclusive game being developed by Ninja Theory, the critically lauded makers of Hellblade: Senua’s Sacrifice who were acquired by Xbox Games Studios in 2018.