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Phil Spencer has already tried some Xbox Scarlett titles

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During a streaming held by Bungie, the Xbox boss Phil Spencer claimed to have played something on Project Scarlett (this is currently the code name of the next Xbox). Unfortunately Spencer ...
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Phil Spencer wants to give the right development time to his software houses

Vincenzo Marino -
The Microsoft E3 conference has been missing a lot of games, some of them extremely expected by fans. Phil Spencer explains the reasons for these absences.
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Phil Spencer explains how the new Xbox will be better

Damiano Pauciullo -
Many believe the E3 2018 as the redemption of Microsoft: after a few years of shadow, Redmond's house entertained the public with a lively and interesting conference, full of important titles from ...
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Phil Spencer promises great things in the future, but we need to give developers time

Damiano Pauciullo -
What, unfortunately, is a common opinion on Xbox One is that for some time there are no exclusives that can rival those of Nintendo and Sony, especially when the latter, from now until the next few months, ...
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Spencer: "Backward Compatibility in Video Games"

Caesar "Marston" Negrini aka El-Muzza -
Phil Spencer, boss of Xbox, was recently interviewed by Wired about the release of the new Xbox One X. Speaking of the console, he focused on remembering one of the values ​​that since the Xbox 360 has ...
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Call of Duty: Mobile Launches October 1

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Developed Exclusively for Android and iOS, New Free-to-Play Mobile Game Delivers the Definitive Call of Duty Full Features Head-to-Head
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Alan Wake Remastered coming to PlayStation 4, Xbox One and ...

Damiano Pauciullo -
According to rumors circulating in the last few hours, Alan Wake could return to a remastered version on Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.

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