I want to start by saying that this isn't a total defense of Phil Spencer and everything he's said and done in his time as head of Xbox and in his current position as chief executive officer of ...

The console wars are over. And here’s more evidence to prove it. During a recent interview, Xbox boss Phil Spencer made a point of explaining that the company was definitely going to support ...

Xbox ran an ad showing off everything that is now an Xbox, and while some fans are worried this means the company is abandoning the iconic hardware, Phil Spencer assures it will "definitely do ...

Xbox is adopting a multiplatform approach, bringing games to PlayStation and Nintendo. Phil Spencer believes Xbox's identity is evolving positively, not being lost. The Xbox Series S parity clause ...

In an interview on the GamerTag Radio podcast, Xbox head honcho Phil Spencer reinforced the company’s current strategy of releasing more first-party games on multiple platforms while telling the ...

Microsoft Gaming head Phil Spencer says that more Xbox consoles are on the way, despite the company's ongoing multiplatform ...

Xbox boss Phil Spencer has suggested there might be franchise potential for MachineGames' acclaimed Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, but he also wants to focus on making more original Xbox IP.

and other devices,” Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer told Rolling Stone in a new interview. While not shocking, the reassurance comes after this fall’s big holiday Xbox console exclusive ...

While this idea hasn’t changed, Phil Spencer, the head of Xbox, has now admitted that Xbox Game Pass is not for everyone. Phil Spencer’s Words on Xbox Game Pass In an interview with Variety ...

TL;DR: Xbox CEO Phil Spencer emphasizes Microsoft's strategy of making games accessible everywhere, focusing on consumer-centric services. Xbox gaming CEO Phil Spencer once again mentions his ...

In a new interview with Variety, Xbox boss Phil Spencer talked about all of these experiences, and how they’re going to shape future adaptations. Basically, the company plans on doing a lot more ...