Microsoft has reportedly secured a big third-party exclusive game for the Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, and possibly Xbox One as well. This report comes from the same source that leaked Marvel’s Wolverine before it was revealed at the PlayStation Showcase back in September. However, this is a much more vague report and it doesn’t really mention the name or, at least, the genre of the game. But this is still big news, considering that there is such fierce competition between PlayStation and Xbox when it comes to securing major exclusives.

Microsoft reportedly preparing a new major exclusive

As of right now, there’s no word what this game could be, but apparently, it’s third-party, it’s huge, and Microsoft is delighted and ecstatic to secure it.  This latest report comes from Millie A on Twitter. Since the Wolverine leak, leaks on this Twitter page have been getting a lot of attention. The terms ‘delighted’ and ‘ecstatic’ are being used when describing all parties involved. — Millie A (@millieamand) October 25, 2021 Typically, third-party exclusive games involve business deals that are usually hidden from the public until everything is ready for an official announcement. While the source in question has proven reliable in the past, it doesn’t change the fact that everything here is unofficial and subject to change. And, for what it is worth, prominent Xbox insiders really have no idea of what this new title could be. This doesn’t invalidate the report, but it’s worth pointing out. 

Xbox and Adidas team up and realease an wesome pair of sneakers

Adidas and Xbox have revealed their latest collaborative effort: a pair of Xbox 360-inspired sneakers that’ll go on sale tomorrow, November 4. For Xbox’s 20th anniversary, the two companies announced their team-up last month with the reveal of shoes themed around the original Xbox, but those were only available as a free giveaway to a few lucky winners. This time around, you can actually buy Adidas’ Xbox shoes. These slick Xbox 360 shoes will be available from the Adidas website for $160. Due to limited supply, you’ll need to queue up in a virtual waiting room and wait your turn for a chance to put in an order. The mid-tops are rocking a subtle white/gray/green theme similar to the Xbox 360 console, and the design sports a number of callbacks and Easter eggs, like the disk drive on the strap, console air vents on the inner side, and memory card slots on the heel. What is, in your opinion, the huge game that Microsoft managed to secure as an exclusive? Share your thoughts with us in the comments section below.

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