Microsoft makes layoffs across several divisions including gaming
Microsoft’s head of gaming announced last January that 1,900 staff would be laid off across Activision Blizzard, Bethesda and Xbox. At the time, Phil Spencer claimed that the decision was ultimately the result of a lack of growth in the games industry. The company announced a further 650 jobs cuts in its gaming division last September.
A new report shows that Microsoft's acquisition of Activision-Blizzard hasn't been as helpful to Xbox Game Pass as the ...
Nearly a year after adding Diablo 4 to Xbox Game Pass, Microsoft has now brought the original Diablo and several other titles ...
At the top of your quests you should find one named “Tap here to play” and it should be worth 5 reward points. You might also ...
Xbox Cloud Gaming is becoming a major part of Microsoft's games business these days, especially as it continues to expand ...
Oblivion remake, reported to be in the works and set for release in 2025, has seen an alleged list of details leak onto the ...
While the PC, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S versions of My Time at Sandrock have been available as part of the Game Pass ...
Microsoft’s teaser image for the event also includes a teaser for an unannounced “brand new game” Xbox game. Last year’s ...
With the massive deals launched through Game Pass, some releases lose up to 80% of profits they may have earned otherwise.
Xbox Developer Direct will feature a new, unannounced game, and one rumor suggests that it could be from a major long-running franchise.
Microsoft is reportedly announcing a new entry in a "legendary Japanese IP" during its Xbox Developer Direct on January 23.
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