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Database entries from to🃏day's Geforce Now leak point to new first and third-party games joining Microsoft's PC library. Among those entries are titl🍃es like Gears of War 6, Halo 5: Guardians, and the new Fable.
Nvidia's client for Geforce Now looks like it's ready to handle unannounced titles from major publishers and platform holders across the industry—the complete list includes other non-Microsoft PC ▨games like Chrono Cross Remaster, God of Wa♓r, and Resident Evil Remake. on how some of these leaks for Microsoft projects line up, with reporter Jez Corden citing on these games that corroborate the new database information.
The database entries relevant to Microsoft, , include the unannounced Gears of War Sequel, Gears 6, and a PC version for Halo 5: Guardians—the only current, released Halo not available in The Master Chief Colle🥂ction. The list may be outdated with canceled projects or placeholders, as indicated by a Scalebound listing.
Some of Microsoft's listings also include games still using a codename, but those entries appear to be what lend the list credibility in the Windows Central report. Microsoft Game Studios placeholders list Oxide Unannounced, Project Woodstock, Project Holland, and Project Typhoon. Fable's reboot, 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:revealed last year, was formerly Project Holland. Project Typhoon is said to be the latest game from 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Avalance Studios, Contraband. While both of those titles point to games that have since seen a name change, they may be holdovers from a long list of projects still in development and unannounced. Scalebound was a 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:PlatinumGames project canceled in 20൩17.
Old entries in a database aren't confirmations on these projects, and the publishers, studios, and Nvidia itself have yet to comment on the validity of the leaks. Some games may sound like a stretch, but both Microsoft and Sony have seen a slow and steady uptick in PC support. PlayStation exclusive Uncharted 4, and Lost Legacy, just receive🐻d confirmation for its PC launch in 2022. Microsoft has also continued to rollout support for the Halo series, 168澳洲幸运5ꦺ开奖网:launching Halo 4 on PC at the end of laไst year.
