#OneCast Episode 29: Scalebound canceled, Xbox in 2017
Join Jez and Matt for this week's episode of the OneCast, discussing Scalebound's cancellation, the future of Xbox exclusives and more!
The latest episode of our Xbox and Microsoft podcast, the OneCast, is now available and accessible through major podcast distribution services. On this week's show, the OneCast crew share their thoughts on Scalebound's cancellation, what this means from Xbox going forward, and our predictions for 2017!
This week's episode is available from the following sources:
- OneCast on Soundcloud
- OneCast on iTunes
- OneCast RSS Feed
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OneCast is our Xbox and Microsoft podcast, hosted by the staff of Windows Central. A new episode of the OneCast is recorded most weeks, with topics surrounding Microsoft news and the gaming industry.
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This week's hosts
- Jez Corden / jez@windowscentral.com
- Matt Brown / matt@windowscentral.com
This week's discussions
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- 00:00:00 - What we've been playing: Battlefield 1, Astroneer
- 00:15:00 - Scalebound, Games as a Service and shifting gaming trends
- 00:55:20 - What can we expect from Xbox in 2017?
Further reading on this week's topics
- Microsoft confirms: Xbox One exclusive Scalebound has been canceled
- Astroneer: Becoming Matt Damon on Xbox One and Windows 10
- Battlefield 1 on Xbox One review — a franchise reborn through the crucible of WWI
- Top 15 ID@Xbox games to watch out for in 2017
- Home Made Full Auto Crossbow (as per Jez's request)
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Matt Brown was formerly a Windows Central's Senior Editor, Xbox & PC, at Future. Following over seven years of professional consumer technology and gaming coverage, he’s focused on the world of Microsoft's gaming efforts. You can follow him on Twitter @mattjbrown.