Microsoft opens a crack in console gaming's decades-old walled garden
Briefly

'[Consider] our history as the Windows company,' Spencer told Polygon. 'Nobody would blink twice if I said, 'Hey, when you're using a PC, you get to decide the type of experience you have [by picking where to buy games].' There's real value in that.'
'[Subsidizing hardware] becomes more challenging in today's world,' Spencer told Polygon. 'And I will say, and this may seem too altruistic, I don't know that it's growing the industry.'
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