Xbox is adopting a multiplatform approach, bringing games to PlayStation and Nintendo. Phil Spencer believes Xbox's identity is evolving positively, not being lost. The Xbox Series S parity clause ...

In an interview on the GamerTag Radio podcast, Xbox head honcho Phil Spencer reinforced the company’s current strategy of releasing more first-party games on multiple platforms while telling the ...

Phil Spencer believes Xbox Series S parity was a great move for targeting multiple platforms effectively and efficiently. The parity clause remains controversial in the gaming community ...

Xbox Series X|S sales are actually lagging behind Xbox One sales at the same point in their lifetime, and the Series S has often been blamed for “holding ... yesterday, Phil Spencer, the current ...

Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer has fueled some of that talk by pushing for more Xbox titles on other consoles and PC. In a new interview, Spencer also acknowledges that the hardware differences ...

The forming of a partnership between Team Ninja and PlatinumGames to work together on Ninja Gaiden 4 was Phil Spencer’s idea, ...

Microsoft CEO Phil Spencer is once again talking about the future of Xbox after the recent Xbox Developer_Direct livestream gave the company a lot of positive buzz. In two separate interviews ...

Speaking on Save State Plus in a recent interview, Spencer was asked directly by host Destin Legarie if he could confirm whether the sci-fi role-playing game (RPG) will remain an Xbox exclusive ...

Xbox plans to release first-party titles on PlayStation 5 and Nintendo Switch 2, with games like DOOM: The Dark Ages and Indiana Jones coming to PS5 in 2025. Phil Spencer suggests Starfield may ...

The era of Xbox that has spanned almost 25 years appears to be over. In a pair of new interviews, Phil Spencer has once again reinforced what he’s been saying for a while now about former Xbox ...

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 ...