Xbox: “We’re not reducing our overall investment in games.”
That’s what the company told Bloomberg for its story about exiting a partnership with IO Interactive. “We expect to invest about the same in content as we did last year,” Xbox says. “What’s changing is where we’re investing and the kinds of projects we’re backing.” Earlier today, my colleague Tom Warren reported that Xbox is weighing canceling its Blade game and could close at least five studios. [Link: Xbox Pulls O…
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