With the release of new documents in the FTC v. Microsoft acquisition case, more and more internal information has been exposed. A newly disclosed court document shows that Phil Spencer, the head of Xbox, told ” The performance of Fallout 76 was unsatisfactory and it was considered to be shut down.
In the latest leaked email, Phil Spencer reportedly discussed the possibility of shutting down Fallout 76 in 2021 due to the game “not meeting its player targets.”
▲ Source: leaked emails
Phil Spencer stated in the email that if the monthly activity of “Fallout 76” cannot reach 10 million, then Bethesda should close the game. However, it is reported in October last year that “Fallout 76” finally reached the monthly activity level of 10 million. Target.
▲ “Fallout 76” game screenshots
Additionally, in the email, Phil Spencer and others at Xbox are discussing the idea of bringing Fallout 76 to PlayStation Now (Note: Sony’s cloud gaming subscription service), despite opposition to other games joining the service. Phil Spencer still approved the cross-platform cloud gaming plan for “Fallout 76”, which was also due to the insufficient monthly activity of players.
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I don't know why I'm so open to Fallout 76, it seems to me like Fallout 76 is always focused on improving and finding a bigger audience, it feels like we either need to see this thing hit 10 million across all platforms Monthly activity, or close the game. If you believe that PlayStation Now can support the game to increase monthly activity, then I support the game being launched on PlayStation Now.Here is a sponsor promotion:
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