Xbox's Nintendo Switch Play Is its Boldest Move Yet

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🗓️ 27 February 2019

⏱️ 68 minutes

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We dive deep into the credible rumors surrounding Microsoft bringing Xbox Game Pass to the Nintendo Switch. Plus: Microsoft considered hiring Gearbox to make Halo 4. How would THAT have changed history?? Also: HoloLens 2 and its potential future in the Xbox ecosystem, and we say goodbye to our beloved Shark.

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0:00.0	What's happening friends, welcome to episode 383, a Palin dramatic episode of Unlocked
0:08.7	IGN's weekly Xbox show.
0:11.1	Coming up on this week's episode, one of the biggest stories of the Xbox year, for sure
0:16.2	I know it's only February, but my goodness Xbox Game Pass may be on the way to Nintendo
0:21.7	Switch.
0:22.7	Yes, you heard that right.
0:24.2	Plus, I sat down with Bonnie Ross in Las Vegas as she was inducted into the Academy of Interactive
0:29.4	Arts and Sciences Hall of Fame.
0:31.3	Did an unfiltered interview, I'm going to talk about a little piece of that that we ran
0:34.9	on IGN.
0:36.1	It pertains to Halo 4 and a developer besides 343 that was considered to make it.
0:41.9	At one point plus, HoloLens 2 is out, not Xbox specific, but we've got some Xbox experiences
0:48.5	we can tie into it.
0:49.9	We'll talk about Microsoft's new piece of technology.
0:52.7	I'm Ryan McCaffrey to my left, Brandon Tyrell.
0:56.3	Hello.
0:57.3	I'm Miranda Sunchez.
0:58.3	We're all recovering from getting there, being the walking wounded last week.
1:03.3	One day to time.
1:04.3	Almost not congested.
1:05.6	Almost getting there.
1:06.6	You can hear it in Miranda and my voice are still working our way back.
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