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Xbox President Reveals New Game Preservation Team, Promises ‘Biggest Leap’ for Next Console

Xbox president Sarah Bond outlines plans to safeguard legacy games and deliver a transformative next-generation console experience

Naser Nahandian by Naser Nahandian
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In a move that will likely delight Xbox fans, the company has established a new team dedicated to video game preservation and ensuring forward compatibility, according to an internal email from Xbox president Sarah Bond.

In the message obtained by Windows Central, Bond reaffirmed Xbox’s commitment to hardware development, promising that the next-generation Xbox console will represent the “biggest technological leap ever in a generation.” But perhaps the most intriguing revelation was Bond’s confirmation of a new team focused on “game preservation.”

“We have formed a new team dedicated to game preservation, important to all of us at Xbox and the industry itself,” Bond wrote. “We are building on our strong history of delivering backwards compatibility to our players, and we remain committed to bringing forward the amazing library of Xbox games for future generations of players to enjoy.”

This represents a significant investment by Microsoft in safeguarding the Xbox ecosystem’s rich history of games. Bond’s comments suggest the company views gaming preservation as a critical priority, not just for Xbox, but for the industry at large.

The news comes as the Xbox platform has established a reputation for robust backwards compatibility support, allowing players to access a vast library of legacy titles across multiple console generations. By establishing a dedicated preservation team, Xbox is signaling its intent to build on this legacy and ensure that players can continue to access their favorite games well into the future.

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Alongside these preservation efforts, Bond reaffirmed Xbox’s commitment to delivering a transformative next-generation hardware experience. Describing the upcoming console as the “biggest technological leap ever in a generation,” the Xbox president expressed excitement about the “opportunities ahead” for the platform.

“We are moving full speed ahead on our next-generation hardware, focused on delivering the biggest technological leap ever in a generation,” Bond wrote.

While details on the specifics of this “biggest leap” remain scarce, the combination of a renewed focus on game preservation and a bold vision for next-gen hardware suggests that Xbox is positioning itself for a major push in the console wars to come.

As the gaming industry navigates an uncertain landscape, with growth flattening in some areas, Bond’s message underscores Xbox’s determination to stay at the forefront of innovation and player-centric initiatives. By prioritizing game preservation and teasing a revolutionary next-generation console, Xbox is setting the stage for a potentially transformative period in the company’s history.

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