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CTOnews.com, September 20 (Xinhua)-- with the release of new FTC v. Microsoft acquisition documents, more and more inside information has been revealed. A newly disclosed court document shows that Spencer, the head of Xbox, is not satisfied with the performance of radiation 76 and is considering shutting it down.

It is reported that in the latest leaked email, Spencer discussed the possibility of shutting down radiation 76 in 2021 because the game "failed to meet its player goals."

Spencer, an email leaked from ▲ images, said in an email that if the monthly active users of radiation 76 do not reach 10 million, then Society B should shut down the game, but CTOnews.com reported in October last year that radiation 76 finally reached its monthly active user target.

In addition, in an email, Spencer and others at Xbox are discussing the idea of introducing radiation 76 into PlayStation Now (CTOnews.com Note: Sony's cloud game subscription service). Spencer approved the cross-platform cloud game plan for radiation 76 despite opposing other games to join the service, which is also due to insufficient monthly active users.

We do not allow "Minecraft" to support PlayStation Now because we do see PlayStation Now as a competitor to Xbox Game Pass, and we do not need to support PlayStation Now's financial position, which will allow them to compete more effectively with Xbox Game Pass. (note: there is no original "Minecraft" for PS5 platform.)

I don't know why I'm so open to radiation 76, which, in my opinion, is always focused on improving and finding a wider audience, feeling that we either need to see this thing reach 10 million monthly active users on all platforms, or close the game, if you believe PlayStation Now can support the game to increase monthly active users, then I support the game logging into PlayStation Now.

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