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A Huge Catalog of Xbox Games Will Use Muse AI Generative Model Soon, Says Microsoft CEO

February 23, 2025
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There’s been a raging debate about the meaning of first-party, second-party, and so on among gaming enthusiasts for eons.

For the longest time, it was assumed first-party games were those published by the platform holder and made by internally owned studios, while second-party titles were those titles still published by the platform holder but made by non-owned studios.

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