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Xbox's Phil Spencer Thinks Microsoft Could Have Kept Halo Dev Bungie
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screenrant.comHead of Xbox Phil Spencer recently remarked that he believes current-day Microsoft could have held ontodeveloper Bungie. The studio that once developed the massively popular Halo games 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 2000s and early 2010s. Before Spencer took over as
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Call of Duty: Warzone console players are clamoring for an FOV slider that PC players have had since day one
When I first launched Call of Duty: Warzone on PC, the very first place I went was settings. Before I'd even fired my first shot, I cranked up the field-of-view (FOV) to 100 so I could figuratively unzoom my eyeballs and see more around me. It's a setting that has undeniably helped me win fights in Warzone, and one that console players have been locked out of since the game launched.
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