It looks like Microsoft is getting ready for big Xbox platform changes.

The main button in Microsoft Teams that you use to send a new DM or create a new channel will soon include an option to ...

You might think that this news will ring alarm bells for Phil Spencer and the gaming division, but that’s not the case. Let’s not forget the fact that Xbox hardware is basically produced and sold to ...

Speaking on Save State Plus in a recent interview, Spencer was asked directly by host Destin Legarie if he could confirm whether the sci-fi role-playing game (RPG) will remain an Xbox exclusive ...

But check out these stats–which come second hand, from VGC: Gamers spent $465 million on Microsoft games in December across PC, Xbox, and PlayStation, compared to $366 million for second place EA.

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Xbox head Phil Spencer explained this week that forcing developers to optimize their games for the Xbox Series S may actually help the company with its gaming handheld plans.

In an interview in 2023 with Eurogamer, Phil Spencer, the CEO of Microsoft Gaming talked about Xbox and its future plans. Game Pass has always been a trump card for Xbox from the very beginning. In ...

We also reported on Phil Spencer’s comments, reiterating that no game or franchise is being held back exclusively for the Xbox platform. So, we might soon see some other titles find their way to ...

It’s one of the ways we keep the lights on here. Click here for more. Xbox boss Phil Spencer just can’t help himself from gushing about the House of Mario’s upcoming console, and honestly?

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Xbox's Phil Spencer confirms a commitment to multi-platform game releases, potentially including PlayStation and Switch. What does this mean for the future of Xbox and the gaming industry?