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 ...

Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer in an interview with Variety stated Xbox Game Pass isn't for everyone. "It's not for everybody," said Spencer. "If you play one or two games a year, Game Pass ...

Instead, playing on Xbox means getting their games to as many players as possible. That includes lending support to once-rival console platforms. Recently Phil Spencer touched on this subject again.

In an interview with Variety, Spencer was asked if he had any plans for specific projects on the Nintendo Switch 2. The Xbox head said just as his company has been supporting Switch 1, it wants to ...

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 ...

Today, we’re finding out that Phil Spencer offered an update on the service and how he views the Xbox Game Pass initiative today. The head of Xbox recently had an interview with Variety ...

The wider perception of Xbox gamers is that they 'rent' their games rather than purchase them. Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer had something to say about this in a recent interview with Variety ...

Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer has further discussed Xbox Game Pass, saying the subscription service is "not for everybody," and that if every Game Pass subscriber canceled their membership and ...

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 ...

Comments from Xbox boss Phil Spencer suggest Xbox Game Pass is no longer as important to the business as it once was. There was a time when Xbox Game Pass was seen as the killer app for Microsoft ...

Following the reveal of the Nintendo Switch 2, it sounds like the partnership between Nintendo and Xbox will continue apace. Microsoft's head of gaming Phil Spencer recently reaffirmed his support ...