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StarCraft won’t be an Xbox exclusive, though Blizzard isn’t exactly making it clear what platforms the newly announced shooter will launch on.
Announced during BlizzCon 2026 with a 2030 release date, Blizzard’s StarCraft reboot won’t “be exclusive,” according to Kotaku, who received a comment from a Blizzard spokesperson.
What exactly that means, however, is still up for debate. When asked for clarification on whether that means StarCraft would be coming to PlayStation as well as Xbox and PC, Blizzard would only say that calling it an Xbox exclusive would be incorrect, according to Kotaku.
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Xbox owner Microsoft acquired Blizzard in 2023 as part of its nearly $75.4 billion purchase of Activision Blizzard. In recent months, Xbox has pivoted away from its multiplatform release strategy that saw franchises like Forza and Halo make their debut on PS5 to one once again making games, like the upcoming Gears of War: E-Day, Xbox-console exclusives. Xbox announced more layoffs today following even larger cuts from this summer as part of CEO Asha Sharma’s “reset.” Blizzard has yet to be hit by these more recent layoffs, but reporter Jason Schreier indicated earlier this month it could be next.
Where that leaves Blizzard’s various
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