Add the Xbox One to the growing list of hardware set to receive Windows 10, but not when Microsoft’s device-spanning operating system lands on PCs.

Microsoft plans to take a staggered approach to releasing Windows 10. The operating system will launch first on PCs this summer, followed by subsequent releases for Windows Phone, HoloLens, the gargantuan Surface Hub display, and yes, the Xbox One. While Microsoft hasn’t announced firm launch dates for any of the launches—including PC—a tweet by Xbox head Phil Spencer suggests Xbox One owners won’t be basking in universal Windows apps anytime soon.

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