Laura Fryer, one of first employees at Microsoft Game Studios, in a recent video discussed the current state and possible future of Xbox as Microsoft pushes for a more multiplatform strategy.

Laura Fryer, one of the original founding members of Xbox and a former executive producer at Microsoft who has shipped numerous major titles with the company, has revealed in her latest YouTube ...

Comparatively, Microsoft is "leaving the hardware innovation to their partners at Asus," says Fryer in her video called The Future of Xbox, which you can see above. "It's much easier to slap an ...

Laura Ann Fryer, 87, was born on March 15, 1921, in Temperance, Michigan and entered into glory on February 4, 2009 in Winfield, Illinois. Laura raised her family in Toledo, Ohio and was an active ...

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At least, according to a former executive at Xbox. Laura Fryer, a member of the founding team for Xbox, says Xbox hardware may be on the way out, despite what Microsoft's marketing suggests.

Laura Fryer, one of the founding members of Microsoft Game Studios, has expressed strong dissatisfaction with Microsoft’s current console strategy. According to her, “Xbox hardware is dead.

Fryer--who no longer works for Xbox--recently shared her response to Microsoft's recent handheld and console partnerships and concluded that the company "has no desire" to create hardware anymore.

In particular, Fryer focused on Microsoft’s recent announcement to sell an Xbox-branded version of the Asus Rog Ally X handheld. "I don’t see any reason why anyone would buy this piece of ...

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