Xbox boss Phil Spencer has now commented on the huge Xbox leak that revealed numerous elements of Microsoft's future gaming strategy.
. Now, Phil Spencer has issued a statement regarding the huge Xbox leak.
Following the statement made on social media, Spencer sent an internal memo to Microsoft employees, saying that the leak was never how Microsoft wants its hard work to be shared with the community and that"there is so much more to be excited about." Here is the memo in full viaToday, several documents submitted in the court proceedings related to our proposed acquisition of Activision Blizzard were unintentionally disclosed.
In closing, I appreciate all of the work that you pour into Team Xbox to surprise and delight our players. In the days and weeks ahead, let’s stay focused on what we can control: continuing the amazing success of Starfield, the upcoming launch of the incredible and accessible Forza Motorsport, and continuing to build games, services and devices that millions of players can enjoy.
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