We've heard plenty about Xbox's multiplatform plans in recent weeks, and as we head into 2025, prominent leaker NatetheHate has namedropped a few more titles that Xbox is possibly planning to move over this year.
According to the leaker, Halo: The Master Chief Collection and Microsoft Flight Simulator (presumably 2024) could be the next two Xbox titles to go multiplatform. Nate says that he's "heard" this information, and that both titles could come to PS5 and Nintendo Switch 2 (the latter of which still hasn't been announced).
"Games that I have heard will be released multiplatform in 2025 beyond the obvious include Flight Simulator — will come PlayStation 5 and Switch 2 — and Halo: The Master Chief Collection will be coming to PS5 and Switch 2 as well."
It's worth noting that these namedrops were part of a broader predictions video for what could happen with Xbox in 2025, and are by no means confirmed at this stage. Recently, we've heard rumours about other multiplatform Xbox games that still haven't cropped up on other systems including Forza Horizon 5, so it's probably worth taking this information with a hefty pinch of salt for now.
As for Switch 2 being named here, we still don't know about the hardware specs behind Nintendo's next main console, which means we're ultimately unsure about how feasible those ports would be anyway. The Switch successor has been in the news a lot lately though, even relating to a recent Bethesda leak that could involve Xbox too.