Phil Spencer on Xbox's First-Party Future – Unlocked 321

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🗓️ 9 November 2017

⏱️ 78 minutes

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We discuss Phil Spencer's recent comments about Xbox's first-party situation, Call of Duty: WW2 reviewer Miranda Sanchez joins us to dive into the new FPS, more Xbox One X-enhanced 360 games, and much more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	This episode is brought to you by Gamefly, the best way to rant or buy your favorite games.
0:05.0	Head to Gamefly.com slash lock today for a free premium 30-day trial.
0:10.5	What's happening friends, welcome to Unlocked.
0:12.5	It is already November, November 8, 2017.
0:15.8	This is episode 321 of the world's number one Xbox show.
0:19.8	Coming up this week, we are talking about a big new Phil Spencer quote.
0:24.2	He addressed the first party game situation on Xbox and what his thinking is there for
0:28.9	the current and future of first party.
0:32.5	Also three more backwards compatible 360 games got Xbox one X specific enhancements.
0:38.5	We'll talk about those.
0:40.2	New UFC game announced and 2K is hinting at something big, maybe Borderlands, maybe
0:46.1	BioShock, all that and more coming up.
0:48.9	Don't forget, if you do enjoy the show, check out and subscribe to the Unlocked Specific
0:53.2	YouTube page where at youtube.com slash IGN Unlocked.
0:58.0	Alright, I'm Ryan McCaffrey to my right.
1:00.3	Happy to be joined every now and again, including this week by our Call of Duty World War
1:04.6	2 reviewer Miranda Sanchez.
1:06.3	Hello.
1:07.3	Talk about that shortly, Alana Pierce.
1:08.9	Hi.
1:09.9	Always good to see you.
1:10.9	Of course.
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