I actually, when I'm talking to our teams, I talk about it as an inevitability. "I don't really look at it as validation. Spencer continued by saying that he doesn't see Sony's apparent willingness to emulate Xbox's bold approach as proof he and his team were right to push for Game Pass early – more that it's proof that things were always going to go this way in the industry: "So when I hear others doing things like Game Pass or coming to PC, it makes sense to me because I think that's the right answer." "I don't mean it to sound like we've got it all figured out, but I think the right answer is allowing your customers to play the games they wanna play, where they wanna play them, and giving them choice about how they build their library, and being transparent with them about what our plans are in terms of our PC initiatives and our cross-gen initiatives and other things.
"As you know," Spencer began, "so many of these things actually intertwine with themselves, from in terms of a way of building out a library of games that we have shipping on PC and console simultaneously knowing that Game Pass is gonna come and we wanna bring Game Pass to multiple platforms – all of these decisions kind of stack on top of themselves. Speaking to IGN's Ryan McCaffrey, Spencer addressed the recent rumors, which have pointed to a new service codenamed Spartacus set to replace the existing PS Plus service.
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