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    Xbox layoffs and game cuts wreak havoc on talented developers and the company’s future portfolio — Weekend discussion 💬

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    It’s unfortunate, but the Microsoft and Xbox layoffs, cuts, and cancellations have dominated the week’s news cycle. But we want to hear your opinions.

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