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I’ve spent more than 8 years creating content for Xbox. During that time, almost every company gave me creator codes, but no matter how many times I asked Xbox, they never gave me one. Xbox never sent me anything, while the haters, the so‑called ‘new Xbox fans,’ and the...

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