No, and I would hate that to happen considering most XBOX users I have met here have been nothing but toxic. No thanks!

There is no cross-platform support and Microsoft & Sony would never allow it! not to mention the coding issues as the PlayStation runs on a irreverent code: PS4 - Sony likes to use the PhyreEngine and C++. wile Xbox and Xboxone uses - C++, C#. Most games are built in an engine like Unreal, Unity, or CryEngine, these days which are C++ (except for Unity). AAA companies like Ubisoft prefer their own proprietary engines : Dunia, Anvil, Snowdrop, which use primarily C++, and other scripting languages (AS3 for UI, etc). Many AAA companies tend not to use Unreal or Unit because they have their own in house engines. Some AAA companies however prefer to use Unreal because it’s a very powerful engine and they don’t have to spend much time writing tools or maintaining their in house engine. But remember that C++ is the default language on consoles. C# may pop up here and there, in some small downloadable titles (and perhaps Flash or HTML5 too), but anything bigger will be running a C++ engine - it's fast, the compilers and optimizers are extremely solid at this point, and it gives you absolute control over your memory space. To date, I don't know of a single AAA (or even B) title that runs on anything else but C++ at its core. Of course, most games also have some sort of script language integrated, running in a C++ VM, and that could be Lua, or Python, or UnrealScript, or even something created in-house; that one is mostly used non-critical run-time stuff that needs to be editable by non-programmers: game-play scripts, key bindings, other config files. You can also include HLSL (or some other similar dialect), as any modern video game will have some shaders, and often these are hand-tweaked to maximise performance. trying to bring cross platfrom support in short would lead to costly code re-wrights memory dumps and constant sever updates due to load...you think the sever maintenance downtime is bad now Also there is the problem of Latency input delay on all console controllers its built in due to limitations of games consoles.. plus the screen refresh rate issue 60FPS max on console.(even XboxoneX) Try telling a PC gamer that he or she is locked at 30-60 FPS on 1080p on a rig that`s cost them over £2000+ good luck with that..its not going to go well ;) in short windows PC and XBOX.. yes (dumed down version) PC and PS4.. yes (dumed down version) cross-platform play ..NEVER ! P.s i would love to see gamers worldwide just gaming on big open severs but its a dream nothing more!!

No