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'''Xbox Game Studios''' (formerly known as '''Microsoft Studios''', '''Microsoft Game Studios''', and '''Microsoft Games''') is the video game development and publishing division of [[Microsoft]]. As of [[2019]], it consists of 15 subsidiary studios. They own the rights to several prominent Intellectual Properties, including the [[Halo|''Halo'' franchise]]. | '''Xbox Game Studios''' (formerly known as '''Microsoft Studios''', '''Microsoft Game Studios''', and '''Microsoft Games''') is the video game development and publishing division of [[Microsoft]]. As of [[2019]], it consists of 15 subsidiary studios. They own the rights to several prominent Intellectual Properties, including the [[Halo|''Halo'' franchise]]. | ||
[[Microsoft]] founded Xbox Games in 2000 for the release of the first [[Xbox]]-exclusive games. It was rebranded Microsoft Game Studios in 2001 due to the rise of PC gaming, it was used from 2001 to 2011. It was later rebranded Microsoft Studios in 2011, it was used from 2011 to 2019. The former was renamed [[Xbox Game Studios]] in 2019. It is in use from 2019 to present. Microsoft Studios was the studio that created [[343 Industries]], the current Halo series developer. 343 have developed [[Halo 4]], [[Halo: Spartan Strike]], [[Halo: Spartan Assault]], [[Halo 5: Guardians]] and [[Halo Infinite]]. | [[Microsoft]] founded Xbox Games in 2000 for the release of the first [[Xbox]]-exclusive games. It was rebranded Microsoft Game Studios in 2001 due to the rise of PC gaming, it was used from 2001 to 2011. It was later rebranded Microsoft Studios in 2011, it was used from 2011 to 2019. The former was renamed [[Xbox Game Studios]] in 2019. It is in use from 2019 to present. Microsoft Studios was the studio that created [[343 Industries]], the current Halo series developer. 343 have developed [[Halo 4]], [[Halo: Spartan Strike]], [[Halo: Spartan Assault]], [[Halo 5: Guardians]] and [[Halo Infinite]]. They developed one game in [[Halo: The Master Chief Collection]] | ||
[[Xbox Game Studios]] also have the credit of being the publisher of all new Halo games from now on. They also are now the publisher of [[Halo: The Master Chief Collection]], but the cover of the disc version states Microsoft Studios as the publisher as [[Halo: The Master Chief Collection]] came out before the 2019 rebranding. | |||
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Xbox Game Studios (formerly known as Microsoft Studios, Microsoft Game Studios, and Microsoft Games) is the video game development and publishing division of Microsoft. As of 2019, it consists of 15 subsidiary studios. They own the rights to several prominent Intellectual Properties, including the Halo franchise.
Microsoft founded Xbox Games in 2000 for the release of the first Xbox-exclusive games. It was rebranded Microsoft Game Studios in 2001 due to the rise of PC gaming, it was used from 2001 to 2011. It was later rebranded Microsoft Studios in 2011, it was used from 2011 to 2019. The former was renamed Xbox Game Studios in 2019. It is in use from 2019 to present. Microsoft Studios was the studio that created 343 Industries, the current Halo series developer. 343 have developed Halo 4, Halo: Spartan Strike, Halo: Spartan Assault, Halo 5: Guardians and Halo Infinite. They developed one game in Halo: The Master Chief Collection
Xbox Game Studios also have the credit of being the publisher of all new Halo games from now on. They also are now the publisher of Halo: The Master Chief Collection, but the cover of the disc version states Microsoft Studios as the publisher as Halo: The Master Chief Collection came out before the 2019 rebranding.
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