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There is always competition.

Even if they left they would be replaced, like they replaced Sega.

3650d ago 1 agree1 disagreeView comment

"This means Xbox, ID@Xbox, Bing Ads and the Windows and Devices, Windows Experience, Windows Phone, Consumer Security and Surface MVPs will be moved to new and so far publicly unspecified programs."

This is actually a pretty big deal, if I'm reading it correctly. The MVP program seems to relate to marketing programs issued by Microsoft. This can explain the MVP program better than I can.

3650d ago 0 agree3 disagreeView comment

Savage.

3650d ago 0 agree2 disagreeView comment

Shanghai was just a demo?

http://www.engadget.com/201...

Get my facts straight?

3650d ago 8 agree5 disagreeView comment

A concept?

http://www.engadget.com/201...

Doesn't sound like a concept to me.

3650d ago 6 agree3 disagreeView comment

I was talking about Microsoft Studios. Not anything else.

It only takes one look at Microsoft Studios wiki to see what I'm talking about.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/...

3650d ago 8 agree4 disagreeView comment

I just went back and checked the archived Fable Legends articles. Xbox fans were definitely excited for this title.

3650d ago 24 agree9 disagreeView comment

"Do you all know how many games get cancelled due to companies not liking where they are going?"

From Microsoft Studios? Seems like everything except for Halo, Gears and Forza. Even Rare's last project was cancelled.

3650d ago 12 agree12 disagreeView comment

Shanghai was being made by the people who are making Gears 4, now called the Coalition, the were called Black Tusk then, before that they were Microsoft Vancouver.

Gears Of War 4 will be their first release.

3650d ago 13 agree3 disagreeView comment

They were a big enough of a deal to showcase at events.

3650d ago 2 agree5 disagreeView comment

This is the 3rd game Microsoft has shown off at events and then cancelled this generation. Shanghai, Phantom Dust and now Fable Legends.

That is concerning.

3650d ago 32 agree15 disagreeView comment

I guess they decided to consolidate "the fat" instead of trimming it.

Also, Project Spark going completely offline at the same time is quite the coincidence.

I want more details on the consolidation, they could be just working on Hololens, like pretty much every other development team at Microsoft studios.

3650d ago 4 agree11 disagreeView comment

"This means Xbox, ID@Xbox, Bing Ads and the Windows and Devices, Windows Experience, Windows Phone, Consumer Security and Surface MVPs will be moved to new and so far publicly unspecified programs."

I have no idea what the bulk of this article even means. I don't understand exactly what the MVP program is. If anyone could help that would be great.

3650d ago 0 agree1 disagreeView comment

Before anyone goes on a "you don't need 1st party" parade.

Phil Spencer said this.

http://www.polygon.com/2015...

There has been little to positive investment involving this, only cancellations and closures and like I said above most of their studios are working on Hololens, not Xbox.

3650d ago 22 agree18 disagreeView comment

@Alexious

The consumer version of Hololens has been delayed indefinitely.

http://news.softpedia.com/n...

3650d ago 45 agree6 disagreeView comment

Even if they leave they will be replaced, like they replaced Sega.

3650d ago 7 agree4 disagreeView comment

This is a fantastic article.

"with Project Knoxville canned, the only original IP the company is putting its first-party weight behind is Rare's Sea of Thieves"

They have no real interest in investing in 1st party studios on Xbox, they never have, aside from Kinect at the time. As of right now, most of the developers they own are working on Hololens and the consumer version of Hololens has been delayed indefinitely. That says something.

3650d ago 34 agree32 disagreeView comment

This is what they're referencing.

http://www.eurogamer.net/ar...

3651d ago 3 agree9 disagreeView comment

Do you guys not click links and read the them?

From the games industry link.

"and Xbox, an entertainment hardware platform for consumers, seems at odds with a company increasingly focused on software and services for businesses. There have been rumours of talks with other industry giants aimed at selling or spinning off Xbox, though they ultimately came to naught, leaving Xbox as an unusual, out of place division within a pivoting Microsoft." ...

3651d ago 7 agree11 disagreeView comment

In the last 2 weeks they have sent all their Xbox games to Windows 10, cut 8 studios and cancelled a title close to release, all while being incredibly vague and you don't think the possibility of them selling or radically changing the division is valid?

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