While PlayStation and (especially) Xbox are often happy to let their games eventually receive PC ports, you won't find a whiff of Mario, Pokémon or Zelda on a computer – not legally, anyway.
Which is why it's so surprising that the Xenoblade series appears set to make its debut on PC.
The feature currently supports "a selection of popular PC games", which is interesting because alongside the likes of Fortnite, Baldur's Gate 3 and Oblivion, the list of 'PC games' includes Xenoblade Chronicles X.
In fact, no Xenoblade game has ever been made available on a non-Nintendo platform, as the studio has been owned by Nintendo since 2007, three years before the first Xenoblade game debuted on the Wii.
But with no actual confirmation from Monolith Soft, Nintendo, or indeed Microsoft, it remains equally plausible that the game's inclusion on this list may just be a bizarre error, or perhaps an AI blunder.
It would certainly be a strange move on Nintendo's part to bring one of its most critically acclaimed series to PC in the same year that its new flagship console launches, but then again, if any company was going to pull a completely unexpected stunt like that, it's certainly Nintendo.
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