Microsoft gaming boss Phil Spencer has welcomed Valve’s next-gen Steam machine in a congratulatory message to Valve.
Microsoft’s head of gaming, Phil Spencer, has welcomed Valve’s announcement of its console-like PC, the Steam Machine.
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Phil Spencer Comments on Valve's Steam Machine
Xbox's Phil Spencer shares his thoughts on the new Steam Machine following Valve's recent reveal of the next-generation ...
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Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer in a post on social media commented on the newly announced Steam Machine, [...] ...
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But at the same time, he won’t restrict franchises. There are a lot of questions swirling around Xbox. Lately, the move from the company has been less focused on Xbox consoles and instead a means of ...
As more and more Xbox games make their way to other platforms, Xbox head Phil Spencer once again makes it clear that he's happy to let you play their games anywhere. By this point, I don't really ...
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