Rare Cancels Everwild Game Amid Xbox Layoffs
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Michael McWhertor
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Summary
Rare's game Everwild has been canceled after years of development, amidst layoffs at Xbox. Microsoft is reportedly cutting nearly 9,000 jobs, impacting the Xbox division.
Key quotes
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"Microsoft is reportedly slashing nearly 9,000 jobs as part of new cuts," said Phil Spencer, Microsoft Gaming CEO.
"Xbox division is being impacted," mentioned Phil Spencer in a note to employees.
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