Microsoft says that Phil Spencer, Microsoft Gaming CEO and the head ... acquisitions of major companies like Activision Blizzard and ZeniMax Media, bringing more Xbox games to platforms like ...

Spencer made the comment at an Xbox event called What's Next For Gaming today, where he emphasized that "Microsoft is very committed, we're very committed" to the acquisition.

Phil Spencer recently sat down with Charleyy Hodson to discuss Xbox, Call of Duty and Activision Blizzard, mobile gaming, and AI. Skip to main content.

Regardless, Phil Spencer, head of gaming at Microsoft, claims that the deal isn't integral to Xbox's future. During an interview with The Times , Spencer explained that Xbox will continue with or ...

Phil Spencer Says Xbox Will Forge Ahead, Even Without Activision Blizzard - Report The deal was recently blocked by the UK, but Microsoft is reportedly working around it. By Demi Williams on April ...

Thousands of workers have been laid off by Microsoft, and those from its Xbox division were treated to a glib internal memo from the CEO.

Phil Spencer, head of Xbox, recently described the progress of Microsoft’s acquisition of Activision Blizzard as heading in a “positive direction,” as the company awaits regulatory approval ...

Xbox boss Phil Spencer joins the industry-spanning dismay over Activision Blizzard's response to sexual misconduct allegations, Bloomberg reported Thursday. In an internal Microsoft email obtained ...

Head of Xbox Phil Spencer recently spoke to Windows Central on the prospect of rejuvenating games from Activision-Blizzard's history now that the publisher owns the company, but stressed that the ...

Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer made an appearance during the BlizzCon 2023 opening ceremony to welcome Blizzard to the Xbox family. " Now that Blizzard is part of Xbox, we will nurture the ...

Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer in an interview with The Times was asked what would happen to Xbox if regulators would block Microsoft's acquisition of Activision Blizzard. "This is an important ...

Xbox executive Phil Spencer reportedly said in an email to staff that Xbox is "evaluating" the company's relationship with Activision Blizzard in the wake of reports about CEO Bobby Kotick ...