Microsoft says that Phil Spencer, Microsoft Gaming CEO and the head of Xbox, isn’t retiring “anytime soon.” The company has ...

Following mass layoffs and canceled projects, Xbox’s first-party label has quietly disappeared from the company's site.

Microsoft has denied rumours of Xbox boss Phil Spencer’s retirement, although plenty wish it were true. Per the words of Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer himself, the Xbox brand has ‘never looked ...

The latest death knell for console gatekeeping came last Friday by way of a surprising new job listing on Sony’s website. The ...

But Xbox boss Phil Spencer still has his job, and despite rumors to the contrary, he isn't retiring. Xbox's head of communications Kari Perez told The Verge that, "Phil is not retiring anytime soon." ...

Phil Spencer shares exciting updates about the Xbox gaming division, emphasizing an increase in players, games, and gaming ...

Of course, Xbox has steadily been releasing its games on other platforms for almost a year now, most recently Forza Horizon 5 on PS5, so Spencer was asked about if he's more focused on the 70% he ...

by William D'Angelo , posted on 20 April 2025 / 6,317 Views Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer in an interview with Variety stated Xbox Game Pass isn't for everyone. "It's not for everybody," said ...

We also reported on Phil Spencer’s comments, reiterating that no game or franchise is being held back exclusively for the Xbox platform. So, we might soon see some other titles find their way to ...

It's this content that Spencer no doubt hopes will help the Xbox One catch up to Sony's PlayStation 4. "We're early on in the console generation, and obviously Sony's having a great launch," he said.

At E3 2019, executive vice president of Xbox Phil Spencer spoke with GameSpot about the history of the Xbox One, why the console had a less than ideal launch, and what's in store for the future of ...