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Sega and Microsoft partner up to develop cloud-powered 'Super Games'
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pcgamer.comBack in May, Sega expressed its desire to create what it called a «Super Game» within the next 5 years. Now, the Japanese publisher has entered a strategic alliance with Microsoft, with plans to use the tech giant's Azure cloud platform to power those ambitious plans.
Announced in a press release over the weekend, Sega announced that it had partnered with Microsoft to produce «large-scale, global games in a next-generation development environment». Notably, Sega cites the widespread deployment
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Halo Infinite details battle pass season one, Heroes Of Reach
We already knew that Halo Infinite's battle passes won't expire, but now 343 Industries have revealed more about its first season to IGN.
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