Fallout 76 Players Target Xbox Chief Phil Spencer's Virtual Camp Amid Studio Closures
In-game protests reflect broader discontent with Xbox's recent decisions to shut down several game development studios.
- Fallout 76 players have repeatedly nuked the in-game camp of Phil Spencer, head of Xbox, using the game's nuclear attack feature.
- The virtual attacks began after Xbox announced the closure of popular studios like Tango Gameworks and Arkane Austin, sparking outcry from the gaming community.
- While some players framed their actions as protests, others described them as personal challenges within the game's role-playing context.
- Phil Spencer, known for his active gaming presence, responded to the attacks with non-aggressive in-game gestures, such as waving.
- The incidents have fueled discussions and memes within the gaming community, highlighting player dissatisfaction with Xbox's management decisions.