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- Despite Microsofts investments in Xbox studios and Xbox Game Pass, no exclusive Xbox title has been nominated for the Game of the Year award at The Game Awards since 2010.
- Although some games available on Xbox Game Pass have received nominations, none are exclusive to the Xbox platform.
- This lack of recognition has frustrated Xbox fans, especially when compared to the frequent nominations and awards received by competing platforms like PlayStation and Nintendo.
- Despite not being recognized with Game of the Year awards, Xbox continues to release strong titles, indicating a potential for future success in this regard.
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Xbox’s 15-Year Absence in Game of the Year Nominations Continues Despite Investments and Strong Titles
Since 2010, no exclusive Xbox title has been nominated for Game of the Year at The Game Awards, a fact recently reported by Insider Gaming. Despite significant investments in its studios and Xbox Game Pass, Microsoft has seen none of its exclusive games recognized by the industry’s most prestigious award. Before The Game Awards existed, Xbox released acclaimed titles such as Halo: Reach and Mass Effect 2. However, Insider Gaming reports that no exclusive game has achieved similar recognition since then. Although some Game Pass games have received nominations in recent years, none are exclusive to the Xbox platform. This lack of nominations has frustrated Xbox fans, especially given that competing platforms like PlayStation and Nintendo are frequently recognized, even though Xbox continues to release strong titles.
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