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Kaan Serin

Xbox CEO Phil Spencer doesn't "want to see every game turn into some big live service," says Game Pass allows for more "games that have a beginning, middle and end"

The Doom Slayer standing in front of fire in the FPS game, Doom: The Dark Ages. .

Microsoft Gaming CEO, FKA Xbox boss Phil Spencer, doesn't want every game to be a never-ending, perpetually money-making live service machine, despite leading a publisher that owns some of the biggest live service games in the world.

Phil Spencer said as much in a recent interview with Xbox Era, pointing to the company's recent Xbox Developer Direct as evidence since it spotlighted Ninja Gaiden 4, Doom: The Dark Ages, and South of Midnight, three exclusively single-player games coming out of the publisher later this year.

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