Phil Spencer has once again taken to twitter to respond to questions from the Xbox community, and revealed some very exciting information.

It appears that we will start seeing games that take full advantage of DX12 before the end of the year.

@whatsausername3 Likely by the end of 2015.

— Phil Spencer (@XboxP3) March 21, 2015

Spencer was then asked whether he believes that developers will adopt DX12 natively, to which he replied that he thinks that developers will do what's best for them. Considering though that DX12 is available on both Windows 10 and Xbox One, developers will likely consider the new API as a profitable platform.

@Xone_br33 @BuckGamer Obviously studios will do what is best for them. DX12 across Xbox1 & Win10 will give devs a lot of DX12 gamers.

— Phil Spencer (@XboxP3) March 21, 2015

Microsoft's exclusives are potential candidates for using DX12, and the upcoming Forza Motorsport 6 would be an extremely fine display. In a recent visit to Turn 10 studios, both Phil Spencer and Aaron Greenberg were left quite excited with what they witnessed. Greenberg remarked that there's “so much hotness” going on with the team while Spencer continued to praise the team.

@aarongreenberg Always leave @Turn10Studios inspired, great racing studio @guywelch2000 @blainh @dan_greenawalt @Fillycheze @Turn10_BigBoss

— Phil Spencer (@XboxP3) March 21, 2015

There's no specific release date for Forza Motorsport 6 as of yet but it is expected to release later this year. We will bring you any additional news from Microsoft regarding DX12 and potential games as soon as it becomes available. You can read more about DX12 in our previous coverage here and here. More information on Forza Motorsport can be found here and here.

Source: Dualshockers