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Phil Spencer thinks modern day Xbox ‘could have kept Bungie’
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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.
Bungie was acquired by Microsoft in 2000, ahead of its first mega-hit Halo: Combat Evolved.
Seven years later, Bungie was allowed to split from Microsoft and once again become a privately held independent company, Bungie LLC, while Microsoft retained ownership of the Halo franchise.
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