Now that we have arrived in the same year that the next generation of gaming consoles will be releasing, the hype is becoming real. Sony has yet to reveal the PlayStation 5, but Microsoft is already in the position of having consumers knowing what the Xbox Series X looks like. That said, rumors have begun popping up, one of which points to the next Xbox featuring support for Steam and the Epic Games Store.

Xboss Phil Spencer has made it pretty clear that they are trying to bridge the gap between PC gaming and console gaming, which has become more apparent with the likes of cross-play popping up more frequently. In addition to this, the Xbox Series X looks an awful lot like a small PC tower, and it packs some serious power. However, that might not be the only way in which it is similar to a PC. Italian gaming site Game Experience (via Prima Games) recently stated that sources have told them that the upcoming Xbox will support both Steam and the Epic Games Store, allowing players to enjoy their libraries of PC games on a console.

The site also mentioned how the Xbox Series X will offer users the ability to swap to a Windows 10 mode that makes the console more like a PC. While all of this is in the realm of possibility, it is best to keep the salt on standby until Microsoft and the Xbox team confirm such rumors.

Xbox Series X is slated to arrive during the holiday season later this year. Keep it tuned to Don’t Feed the Gamers as this story develops, and for other gaming goodness going on right now, check out the following:

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