Microsoft Reveals 100+ Studios Partnered For Smart Delivery Initiative For Xbox Series X

Microsoft earlier today when sharing the first glimpse of how games will perform on the upcoming Xbox Series X, the tech giant went to showcase that alongside the featured games present at Inside Xbox – there are still well over 100+ studios involved in bringing titles over to the next-generation.

These collaborating teams will do so through the in-house Smart Delivery feature unique to the new hardware allowing users to play the game they already paid for on the new approaching system. Here is the full list of teams shared to be involved as of yet:

• 2Ton Studios
• 2K Games
• 505 Games
• Abstraction
• Activision
• Allods Team
• Amazon Games
• Annapurna Interactive
• Asobo Studio
• Athlon Games
• Avalanche Studios Group
• Bandai Namco Entertainment
• Bethesda Softworks
• Beatshapers
• Big Ant Studios
• Blackbird Interactive
• Black Forest Games
• Blackwood Games
• BlitWorks
• Blizzard Entertainment
• Bohemia Interactive
• Bossa Studios
• Bugbear Entertainment
• Bungie
• Capcom
• CD Projekt RED
• CI Games
• Coatsink
• Coffee Stain Publishing
• Codemasters
• Crystal Dyanmics
• Crytek
• Curve Digital
• Cyanide Studio
• d3t Limited
• Daedalic Entertainment
• Deck13 Interactive
• Deck Nine
• Deep Silver
• DeskWorks!
• Devolver Digital
• Dontnod Entertainment
• Double Eleven
• Dovetail Games
• Digital Extremes
• Dimensional Ink Games
• Ebb Software
• Eko Software
• Electronic Arts
• Eidos Montreal
• Epic Games
• Expansive Worlds
• Fatshark
• Finji
• Firesprite
• Flying Wild Hog
• Focus Home Interactive
• FromSoftware
• Frontier Development
• Funcom
• Gaijin Entertainment
• The Game Bakers
• Games Farm
• Gasket Games
• Gearbox Publishing
• Giants Software
• Granzella
• Grimlore Games
• Grinding Gear Games
• Gunfire Games
• Hardsuit Labs
• Headup Games
• Hi-Rez Studios
• Humble Bundle
• IO Interactive
• Kalypso Media
• Keen Software House
• Koch Media
• Konami
• Koei Tecmo Games
• KT Racing
• Larian Studios
• Lightbulb Crew
• Limestone Games
• Mad Fellows
• Maximum Games
• Merge Games
• Modus Games
• The Molasses Flood
• Microids
• Milestone srl
• My.Games
• Nacon
• Neopica
• Nimble Giant Entertainment
• Outright Games
• The Outsiders
• Passtech Games
• Paradox Interactive
• Pearl Abyss
• People Can Fly
• Perfect World Entertainment
• Piranha Bytes
• Playdead
• Playful Studios
• Playism
• Playwing
• Private Division
• Psyonix
• PUBG Corporation
• Raw Fury
• Rebellion
• Reef Entertainment
• Remedy Entertainment
• Rockfish Studios
• Roll7
• Riot Forge
• Roblox
• Saber Interactive
• Sad Cat Studios
• Sega
• Shin’en Multimedia
• Soedesco
• Sold Out
• Spike Chunsoft
• Square Enix
• Stray Bombay
• Systemic Reaction
• Tale Worlds Entertainment
• Team17
• Techland
• Tencent Games
• Teyon
• THQ Nordic
• Three Fields Entertainment
• TripWire Interactive
• tinyBuild
• Ubisoft
• Unknown Worlds Games
• Wargaming.net
• Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment

While there is a myriad of teams already involved with the Smart Delivery initiative that have publicly shared their involve in today’s Inside Xbox show, other teams went their own lengths to reveal what exactly they are working on. Bungie for instance shared following the initial announcement that Destiny 2 will also be coming to “next-gen platforms.”

However, there is some controversy already surrounding the matter. More specifically unique to Madden NFL 21, the game was announced to be supported through Smart Delivery. But Electronic Arts clarified in a separate press release that the game will only be available for the free update from the scheduled release until March 31, 2021. You can read the full report by heading here.

Source: Gematsu