Microsoft revealed earlier its line-up of games for the upcoming holiday season. Now, it was rumored that Microsoft would be buying the rights for "Silent Hills."
The latest rumor that had been circulating in the gaming community was that Microsoft would be buying the rights to "Silent Hills" and it would cost a lot of money. Apart from that, the deal would be announced in Mircrosoft's E3 2015 show that moment it pushed through, based on a report from Bloody-Disgusting.
Gaming fans had been pointing to the removal of PlayStation Network in the cancelled game's playable trailer. Many fans from the gaming community suspect this as a commitment from Konami to launch to game as an Xbox One exclusive.
Add to that, a report in a form of a video released over the web revealed that the deal between Konami and Microsoft started after the anticipated PS4 exclusive game was cancelled due to brewing tension between Konami and Kojima.
Aside from that, another report posted at The Know YouTube channel revealed that an anonymous source from Microsoft just confirmed that the media conglomerate was in fact discussing the acquisition of the rights for "Silent Hills," based on a report from WCCFTech. Also, gaming insiders confirmed information that the game was around 80% complete.
Meanwhile, Microsoft would be launching some of it biggest games this coming holiday season, based on an earlier report from GamingBolt. Several exclusive games would beef up the Xbox One game's line-up, starting up with "Halo 5: Guardians."
Add to that, Fable Legends, Quantum Break, Forza Motorsport 6 and Rise of The Tomb Raider would also be part of the line-up of Xbox One exclusive games, which Microsoft had planned to feature in their upcoming show in E3 2015.
Apart from games, Microsoft had also confirmed that they would also reveal a new IP in E3 2015 next month.
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