Is Xbox in Crisis? Phil Spencer claims they’re better than ever and takes a jab at Sony over the PlayStation 5 Pro
The executive made it clear that Xbox is in great shape despite its ups and downs
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It’s official: Xbox is working on a handheld console; Phil Spencer reveals project details and when it will arrive
The executive confirmed the existence of several prototypes for the new hardware
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Microsoft and Xbox will continue with acquisitions: Phil Spencer confirms the purchase of more studios in the future, which companies are they interested in?
The executive spoke about their future investments to further expand Xbox
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Phil Spencer played with a PS5 DualSense at TGS 2024 and made a funny joke about Sony's controller
The Xbox executive attended the Japanese event and tried out several games
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“No one pays me to do what he says,” Sarah Bond and Phil Spencer had clashes while working together at Xbox; this is how they resolved their differences.
The executive revealed how they overcame this obstacle for the sake of the brand
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Xbox suffers more layoffs: Microsoft makes new cuts and 650 employees lose their jobs; Phil Spencer regrets it
The new wave of layoffs affected Activision Blizzard and other areas of the company
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"We run a business": Phil Spencer justifies the arrival of Indiana Jones on PS5 and responds to criticism from Xbox fans
The executive anticipates more changes in Xbox's strategy and the industry in general
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"We should have it": Phil Spencer raises the hype for an Xbox handheld
The executive commented on recent rumors about new hardware
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Xbox will bring more of its games to PlayStation and Nintendo, confirms Phil Spencer
The executive believes that Xbox fans should not worry about the new strategy.
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Will Microsoft make an offer to buy Valve? Rumor ignites hype, but don't get too excited
The dominant platform on PC is not oblivious to the interests of the Xbox company
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After Studio Closures, Former Xbox Executive Defends Phil Spencer; Fans Criticize Him
Michael Douse, publishing director of Baldur’s Gate 3, lashes out against Mike Ybarra
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It's official: Blizzard games to return to China thanks to Microsoft; Xbox will benefit
NetEase renewed a major agreement after conflict with Bobby Kotick
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Phil Spencer: Xbox and Activision Layoffs Were Due to Lack of Growth
The head of Microsoft Gaming also cited financial needs and investor demands
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Phil Spencer Ignites Expectation for an Xbox Portable
The head of Microsoft Gaming knows there are limits to concept and experience on current devices.
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Phil Spencer recommends this compelling game that will make you cry
The acclaimed title directed by Josef Fares returns with a remake
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Why hasn't Call of Duty debuted on Xbox Game Pass? Phil Spencer explains
It's only a matter of time before the popular franchise debuts on the service
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Xbox Game Pass: Phil Spencer reaffirms that all Activision Blizzard content will come to the service
For a long time, there were doubts about what would happen with Call of Duty.
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Why will Xbox bring its games to PlayStation and Nintendo? Phil Spencer explains
The executive explained some points of the new brand strategy in more detail
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Phil Spencer would like to see games from PlayStation and Nintendo on Xbox.
The head of Microsoft Gaming isn't thinking of a trade-off, but he doesn't dislike the idea
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Phil Spencer confirms changes in the Xbox business. Will it become cross-platform?
The CEO of Microsoft Gaming stated that they listen to the community.
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Phil Spencer proudly boasts that he played more than 900 hours in 2023 and reveals his favorite titles
Xbox executive is a busy man, but always has time to play video games
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Banjo-Kazooie: Phil Spencer shares bittersweet news about its return
The franchise has a dedicated fan base eagerly awaiting a new installment.
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Microsoft spends all these millions of dollars per year to bring games to Xbox Game Pass
Phil Spencer reiterated that the service is financially viable
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"Is he leaving Xbox?", Phil Spencer scared gamers with this message he posted on social networks
The executive shared a few words that, for many, sounded like a farewell