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Xbox Head Phil Spencer Thinks Today’s Microsoft Could Have Kept Bungie Around
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Xbox head Phil Spencer has revealed that he believes today’s Microsoft could have kept Bungie around.
This news comes by way of Axios, which reports that Spencer understands why Bungie left Microsoft to become independent in a new interview. He also said that in today’s Xbox ecosystem, Bungie might have stayed with Microsoft.
“Could we [keep Bungie around] today? I think we could,” Spencer told Axios when asked if Bungie’s departure was inevitable.
Spencer said that since Bungie’s departure,
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