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Xbox's Phil Spencer Thinks Microsoft Could Have Kept Halo Dev Bungie

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Bungie is celebrating its 30th anniversary. Microsoft’s head of gaming Phil Spencer has discussed the studio. Spencer understood why Bungie chose to leave Microsoft. A significant update to Destiny 2 is set to release as part of the anniversary celebrations. Square Enix has announced compensation for lengthy Final Fantasy 14: Endwalker queue times.

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Xbox's Phil Spencer Thinks Microsoft Could Have Kept Halo Dev Bungie

Head of Xbox Phil Spencer recently remarked that he believes current-day Microsoft could have held onto developer Bungie. The studio that once developed the massively popular Halogames left Microsoft in 2007 to pursue independent projects, including the astonishingly popular looter-shooter series Destiny, which has seen nearly ten billion hours of play.Microsoft's approach to gaming in 2021 is strikingly different than its approach in the late 2…

2 years ago·Montreal, Canada

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Phil Spencer says that modern-day Xbox could have kept Bungie

Phil Spencer has discussed the history behind Microsoft and Bungie

2 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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Pure Xbox

Phil Spencer Thinks The Xbox Of Today Could Have Held On To Bungie

"We've learned a lot"

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Phil Spencer thinks modern day Xbox ‘could have kept Bungie’

Microsoft’s head of gaming Phil Spencer has said that he believes that the modern Microsoft ecosystem may have allowed the company to retain Bungie, the team behind Halo and Destiny.

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