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Microsoft CEO channels inner Fallout boss to say 9,000 layoffs are no big deal because "we're investing more," then AI brain hits: "Imagine if all 8 billion people could summon a researcher, an analyst, or a coding agent at their fingertips"
By Ashley Bardhan published
News "This is the enigma of success," apparently

Xbox says goodbye to $80 games for now, drops The Outer Worlds 2 to $70 and promises to "keep our full priced holiday releases" to the old standard
By Dustin Bailey published
News That probably means Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 is safe from the $80 price tag, too

Tired Microsoft employees say layoffs impacting 9,000 people could've been avoided by reducing spending on AI instead: "I can't believe how deep the cuts run"
By Ashley Bardhan published
News You would think it's a no-brainer

Minecraft adds the viral Lava Chicken song from the movie into the game, but to get it you'll need to defeat a foe so rare I've not even seen one in my 16 years of playing
By Issy van der Velde published
News Happy hunting

Sony wouldn't have "delivered the power" of the PS2 without "the specter of the Dreamcast," says former Sega and Microsoft exec: "Every incumbent needs a challenger to punch them in the face"
By Anna Koselke published
News The Dreamcast was a "trailblazer"

"What happened with Microsoft was clear": Former Square Enix exec says Game Pass, "a service with barely any growth," didn't cause layoffs – competition with AI did
By Ashley Bardhan published
News "Get on board, or perish"

Former Microsoft exec says if Xbox hadn't shelled out $1.15 billion to fix its infamous red ring of death, "I'm not sure the Xbox brand would be around today"
By Ashley Bardhan published
News Peter Moore did what he had to do

Microsoft reportedly doesn't include lost first-party game sales when calculating Xbox Game Pass profits, but the subscription service is apparently earning money regardless
By Catherine Lewis published
News No, Xbox apparently isn't losing money with Game Pass

EU publisher group addresses Stop Killing Games movement in early double down: killing online games "must be an option," and this proposal would make them "prohibitively expensive to create"
By Ashley Bardhan published
News Video Games Europe's board include executives from EA, Microsoft, and Warner Bros.
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