TL;DR: Xbox CEO Phil Spencer emphasizes Microsoft's strategy of making games accessible everywhere, focusing on consumer-centric services. Xbox gaming CEO Phil Spencer once again mentions his ...

The console wars are over. And here’s more evidence to prove it. During a recent interview, Xbox boss Phil Spencer made a point of explaining that the company was definitely going to support ...

Today, we’re finding out that Phil Spencer offered an update on the service and how he views the Xbox Game Pass initiative today. The head of Xbox recently had an interview with Variety ...

Microsoft's head of gaming Phil Spencer recently reaffirmed his support for the Switch platform, as a way for the company to reach people who aren't on its platforms. In an interview with Variety ...

So, Metro chatted to Phil Spencer, founder of the property advice website Move iQ and host of Location, Location, Location, about the brutal truths that homeowners need to know if they actually ...

Making meaningful changes needn't cost a fortune either. Phil Spencer, TV property expert and founder of the property advice website Move iQ, reckons a well-kept garden could add as much as 20% to ...

Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer had something to say about this in a recent interview with Variety, and it's not what you may expect. "I’ll start with just how many people are playing games.

Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer has further discussed Xbox Game Pass, saying the subscription service is "not for everybody," and that if every Game Pass subscriber canceled their membership and ...

To that end, it seems Phil Spencer is excited for the future of Indiana Jones and believes there’s still “life in that franchise.” Phil Spencer said these words and more about the success of ...

While this idea hasn’t changed, Phil Spencer, the head of Xbox, has now admitted that Xbox Game Pass is not for everyone. Phil Spencer’s Words on Xbox Game Pass In an interview with Variety ...

Here’s how it works. When asked if Xbox had any plans for the Switch 2 since its reveal, Phil said, "So we've been supporting Switch 1, I want to support Switch 2. Nintendo has been a great partner.

However, we know that a PlayStation 5 version just hit the marketplace, so what’s next? Phil Spencer was just asked about his thoughts on a potential video game franchise being brought out for ...