Microsoft is reshaping its leadership for the AI era as CEO Satya Nadella pushes flatter teams, faster decision-making, and ...

Xbox controllers will no longer come with a proprietary expansion port — known as the Chatpad port to many players — if all ...

Xbox hires Matthew Ball and Scott Van Vliet as Asha Sharma continues major leadership changes focused on consoles and ...

Developers that have worked on Mass Effect, Dragon Age, The Long Dark, and Anthem have announced the establishment of a new [ ...

Microsoft has canceled Xbox Copilot AI development for consoles and mobile, as CEO Asha Sharma shifts focus toward player experience and core platform improvements.

Xbox has scrapped the 'Microsoft Gaming' label and returned to its original branding, unveiling a new green logo and a 'We Are Xbox' strategy under CEO Asha Sharma. The overhaul includes lowering Game ...

Use left and right arrow keys to seek audio. Xbox is promising a reset for the brand, and it all starts with making gaming cheaper and more personal than ever before. In a new mission statement, Xbox ...

Not to mention, Asha Sharma is quite serious about taking Xbox in the right direction. Speaking of which, Microsoft Gaming is now being scrapped and, just like it used to be, the gaming division in ...

Microsoft drops the “Microsoft Gaming” name and rebrands back to Xbox, signaling a renewed focus on player engagement, hardware, and a unified gaming ecosystem.

Microsoft has been quietly removing references to its viral 'This is an Xbox' marketing campaign and lest there was any doubt about why, the company confirmed in a statement the reasoning behind its ...

The Xbox One was, on almost every front, a monumental failure. I could wax poetic about Don Mattrick’s abysmal showing at E3 2013 for hours, but the end result is all you need, as the PlayStation 4 ...

An inevitability of console gaming is that your hardware will age out. It will get outperformed by a next-generation console with higher specifications and support for fancier graphics. Now that we ...