I clearly said Hardware-wise. PC does nothing for the hardware sales of the Series X, the Series S, the Xbox One X, or the XBO. They are supporting PC with software and trying to make headroom in the market front on PC, which isn't going to happen. People will play their exclusives there and use game pass which is what MS wants, but as far as Xbox, that does nothing for them.

Yes, there are millions of gamers who are console only, but there are still millions who are open to going to PC as well, and there are millions of gamers who prioritize PlayStation and Nintendo as their main platforms, who now have the option to make a PC instead of ever having to buy an Xbox console.

Those who are spending $700 - $800 on a console are getting console-level performance as of this holiday. Not everyone has a budget constraint, and for those who do, you have the option of buying a console or simply building a used or cheaper PC. This holiday $400 - $500 gets you a new PC on par with the rumored Xbox Series S / Xbox One X, and going with used parts here and there can get you performance between Series S and PS5 (but still closer to to the Series S). No to mention that once again this is buying this holiday season, if you're getting a console at launch and decide 2 - 3 years later you want to build you gaming PC then, then obviously you're going to get hardware that's easily 50% more powerful than the Series X for that same $700, or get a console that's on par with the consoles for around $500.

And not to mention you can use do significantly more on a PC than just game, if you want to play at a guaranteed 60fps you can do that on your PC, if you want to mod your games you can do that on your PC, if you want full tracking VR you can do that on your PC (and eventually PS5), if you want to become a developer you can do that on your PC, if you want to do 3D modeling you can do that on your PC, if you want to edit video you can do that on your PC, if you want to create audio you can do that on your PC, if you want to learn Photoshop you can do that on your PC, if you want to learn Blender you can do that on your PC, if you want to run emulation you can do that on your PC, if you need Office or a just about any other program you can do that on your PC.

So let's not pick a small section of what I said, let's make sure we address everything, and the reality is for a lot of gamers who are also professionals, building a workstation gaming PC is becoming a more lucrative and enticing option which is why people are inquiring more about PC gaming.

"we already know what 10 of the 15 are working on."

What are the 10 games we already know about?

They will definitely have more games eventually, but most developers release 2 - 3 games per generation. The game each of them show will be the game they have for the next 2 years at least.

And as for your question above:

Known
1. 343 Industries: Halo Infinite
2. The Coalition: Gears 5 Enhanced. Next game could be 2021 more likely in 2022.
3. Turn 10: Forza 8. Next game Forza Horizon 5 2022
4. Ninja Theory: Hellbalde 2
5. Xbox Game Studios Publishing: Flight Simulator
6. Rare: Battletoads & Everwild
7. Mojang: Minecraft RayTracing (multiplatform)
8. Double Fine Studio: Psychonauts 2 (multiplatform). Next game possibly 2022
9. Inxile: Wasteland 3 (multiplatform). Next game possibly 2022
10. Obsidian: Grounded releasing July. Outer Worlds 2 for 2021 - 2022 (based on job description)
11. World’s Edge: Age of Empires (this studio was made specifically to continue the franchise)

Unknown
10. Again, Obsidian's new game comes out in July, so they have time for another game.
12. The Initiative: ???, New AAA IP, most likely 2021
13. Playground Games: ???, New AAA IP, most likely 2021 (I hope it's not Fable, they need new games)
14. Compulsion Games: ???, New A - AAA Indie IP, most likely 2021
15. Undead Labs: ???, hopefully, New A - AAA indie IP, most likely 2021 (I hope it's not State of Decay)

That's their 2020 - 2022 first-party lineup. It's a good line-up for people who are already Xbox fans, but they really need The Initiative and Playground Games to blow it out of the park to make non-Xbox gamers want to buy their console.

2 : Gears 5 enhanced is not a new game
3 : Forza 8 maybe, Forza Horizon is not made by turn 10, but also playground games.
7: Minecraft Raytracing, again not a game.
11 : worlds edge:age of empires, again i will be shocked if a new age of empires is released for xbox.

I don't know why you included (multiplatform) when we know all MS 1st party will be available on Windows PC.

And also, studios normally have 2-3 projects at the same time, so do not count out something extra.

I think you may be coloured surprised with what is announced at the live stream, MS have already stated there is a lot of unannounced games to show.

2. I never said Gears 5 enhanced was a new game, The Coalition, however, is spending development time and resources to basically remaster the PC version at max settings for the Series X as a free upgrade, but they are still spending time, money, and resources to get this updated, which is why I listed their next game could be 2021 or 2022.

3. Turn 10 has co-developed Forza Horizon with Playground Games on each one. Turn-10 has also hired several key developers from the Horizon team, as well as, open-world developers from RockStar who worked on GTA and Red Dead, which is pointing towards Turn-10 taking over both the Motorsport and Horizon IP, especially since Playground wants to make their New IP, and will likely spend time making sequels to that game instead of jumping back and forth to Horizon.

7. Minecraft, again I didn't say it was a new game, however, just like Gears 5 they are spending time, money, and resources to get the game updated for Ray-Tracing on Series X, which means they won't be releasing anything else for another 1 - 2 years.

11. The new consoles are coming with keyboard and mouse support so there's a chance it can come to Series X, however, even if it doesn't that's still what they're working on, so nothing else from them for another 2 years.

"I don't know why you included (multiplatform) when we know all MS 1st party will be available on Windows PC."

I listed those games as multiplatform because several of those games have already been confirmed by the developers to be coming to PlayStation still since those contracts were closed before Microsoft bought these companies, and Minecraft comes to every platform.

"And also, studios normally have 2-3 projects at the same time, so do not count out something extra."

That's not inherently true. Yes, studios can have multiple projects going on, but rarely does that transition into multiple IPs without there generally being two dedicated teams under the same banner. A perfect example is Turn-10 who went from just over 100 employees to now an alleged near 300, which again is hinting more and more towards them taking over both Forza IP's, because there is no point in growing your team that large that fast otherwise, so in their case, they likely have 2 projects and 2 IPs Motorsport and Horizon.

Then you look at 343i who has 450 employees and several projects, but if you look at their projects for XBO all of them were Halo games (mainly split between Halo Campaign and Halo Online). That's probably fine and great for Halo fans, but that's a perfect representation of the issue Xbox has as far as offering diversity in its first party. They're an entire generation behind on the dual team structure their competitor has.

That's why I'm excited to see what the Initiative and Playground games bring to the table. Compulsion and Undead haven't really delivered IMO, but I'm giving compulsion the benefit of the doubt with a larger budget and more tools / development time they might make a Bioshock level experience, but Undead has been with Xbox for years now and still produced average games with game-breaking glitches.

Xbox also has a few 2nd party exclusives like Scron, Bright Memeory Infinite (sort of, it's on Mobile and PC already, but getting a graphics update for PC and ported to Series X almost like Gears), The Ascent, The Medium, Call of the Sea, and Second Extinction.

That's almost 30 exclusives ranging from indie - AAA from 2020 - 2022, so they have the quantity they need for the next 2 years after launch, but they need to make sure the quality is there and that's where they also missed the mark this current generation.