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Microsoft needs a gaming developer for an ‘established and well-loved’ strategy series – OnMSFT.com

Ron Ron
May 8, 2014
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Microsoft needs a gaming developer for a 'well-loved' strategy series

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Microsoft is on the hunt for a gaming developer, as evident from a recent job posting on Microsoft’s Careers website. The details are scarce, but one thing is for certain. Microsoft Studios is looking for a highly experienced senior games developer to help build and lead the team for a new title within an “established and well-loved” strategy game franchise.

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What could that strategy game franchise be? Is Microsoft referring to Age of Empires or Halo Wars? No one knows but the hints are there. Both these franchises are well-loved and established, so it would make sense. Additional details regarding what project the developer would be working on when hired were not provided.

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Age of Empires is a real-time strategy series and was given an HD remake last year on PC with the release of Age of Empires II. Microsoft even released Age of Empires Online, which was a hybrid real-time strategy game and massively-multiplayer online game. Then you have the Halo strategy game called Halo Wars. Perhaps Microsoft is working a sequel to this game?

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E3 is nearly upon us and perhaps we will have an idea of what Microsoft has in store for all of us!

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