Xbox Exclusivity Chaos, Suicide Squad Leaks, And More Of The Week’s Biggest Gaming News

From potential ports of Xbox exclusives to VR porn woes, it was a wild week in the land of games

Kotaku Staff Published February 10, 2024 |

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It’s been a particularly notable week for gaming news, as reports indicated that Xbox exclusives like Starfield may be making their way to other platforms soon. That in and of itself generated enough rumors and speculation to fuel a week’s worth of news cycles, and we’ve gathered the details and the reactions here. But that’s hardly all this week brought us; we’ve also got stories on the promising start of Halo’s second season (the TV show, that is), a Suicide Squad leak from an unlikely source, and some buyers of the new Apple Vision Pro headset feeling that it lacks one essential feature, among other things. Read on for the most important gaming stories of the week.

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