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Phil Spencer Believes Current Microsoft Ecosystem Would Have Retained Bungie
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In just a few days, Microsoft and 343 industries will be launching Halo Infinite's campaign. Meanwhile, the original creators of the series, Bungie, will be making preparations for the studio's 30th anniversary.
Microsoft acquired Bungie in 2000, only a year after the launch of Halo: Combat Evolved. The developer eventually parted ways with Microsoft in 2007 and signed a ten-year publishing deal with Activision in April 2010 for the Destiny series.
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Microsoft rebrands PC Game Pass, confirms STALKER 2, Weird West, and more launches
Xbox Game Pass. You know what that is, right? How about Xbox Game Pass for PC? Microsoft seems pretty concerned that you might not understand the latter bit of that concept, and has been making some changes to ensure maximum brand recognition. It’s just called PC Game Pass now, and Microsoft has just confirmed – or reconfirmed – a whole bunch of games coming to the service.
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