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Sea of Thieves Fans Fear for Rare's Future as Studio Gets Put Under Activision Following Xbox Reset

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Microsoft has consolidated Xbox first-party studios, placing Rare, the developer of Sea of Thieves, under the leadership of Activision. This shift raises concerns within the gaming community, as Activision has a history of absorbing studios and diverting their focus to support existing franchises like Call of Duty. It will be important to monitor whether Rare retains creative autonomy or is primarily tasked with supporting other Activision projects, potentially impacting the future of Sea of Thieves and other potential new IPs.

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