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Microsoft says that Phil Spencer, Microsoft Gaming CEO and the head of Xbox, isn’t retiring “anytime soon.” The company has ...
They posted on social media platform X that “Phil Spencer will be retiring from his role as CEO of Microsoft Gaming after the launch of the next generation Xbox,” which is expected to launch ...
The execs at Microsoft, Warner Bros. and Legendary can now breathe a collective sigh of relief as “A Minecraft Movie” proves to be a certified hit after its second big weekend at the box ...
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Phil Spencer Is Not Leaving Xbox Anytime Soon, Confirms Microsoft
Phil Spencer became the head of Xbox in 2014, but his journey at Microsoft began much earlier. Prior to leading the console division, he served as head of Microsoft Studios.
Xbox boss not done writing layoff farewell emails just yet Despite helping to swing the axe on 9,000 jobs, including a chunk from the Xbox division, Microsoft insists its gaming chief Phil Spencer ...
Microsoft Gaming Chief Phil Spencer on ‘A Minecraft Movie’ Gamble, ‘Fallout’ Season 2 and Mixing Hollywood Pursuits With Xbox Biz Priorities ...
More layoffs are underway at Xbox Perfect Dark developer The Initiative has been shuttered, on top of other game cancelations and cuts Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer said Xbox has "never looked ...
Microsoft is set to layoff thousands of employees worldwide Wednesday, including some in the Microsoft Gaming division.
Spencer thinking " there's life " in the Indiana Jones franchise, as it pertains to video games, is likely referencing its sales and its, hopefully, continued success with a wider audience.
Microsoft's Xbox chief Phil Spencer acknowledged a major annoyance that's plagued the Xbox One game console since launch. Responding to The Verge's Tom Warren today on Twitter, Spencer said the ...
Spencer spoke with Variety for a feature story ahead of the movie’s release and, along with his hopes for “A Minecraft Movie,” revealed plans for future Microsoft IP adaptations, including ...
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