NealCapcom unveils Exoprimal’s fourth season with a Mega Man collaboration and new game modes, promising an electrifying experience. Dive into the details and get ready for the dino-blasting action!
NealLearn all about the unexpected addition of NBA 2K24 to Xbox Game Pass and how it’s shaping up to be a valuable inclusion in the lineup. Find out more here!
NealCatch up on the latest game reveals and trailers from the Xbox Partner Preview event, including updates from EA, Square Enix, and Sega. Get ready for a gaming extravaganza!
NealDiscover the limited edition SpongeBob SquarePants Xbox Series X console and its unique features in this exclusive collaboration with Microsoft.
NealDiscover current deals on Logitech accessories, including the Pebble 2 Combo keyboard and mouse, Brio 301 webcam, Signature M650 mouse, Xbox wireless controllers, and Elgato Stream Deck MK. 2. Save big on top tech gear!
NealDiscover the insights from Phil Spencer on Xbox’s strategy for navigating the digital gaming surge while maintaining a commitment to physical media. Learn about the strategic realignment and job cuts amidst growth, and the focus on cloud gaming as a new frontier.
NealGet ready for Gigantic: Rampage Edition, the revived hero shooter bringing new heroes, maps, and gameplay. With a $19.99 price tag and cross-platform play, can this resurrected title carve its niche in the gaming world?
NealExcitement swells as Diablo IV becomes the first major Activision Blizzard title to join Xbox Game Pass, heralding a new era of gaming post Microsoft’s acquisition. This strategic addition promises to enhance the service’s already robust offering and sets the stage for the future of beloved franchises, with an eye on a transformative Call of Duty launch.
NealMicrosoft’s Q2 fiscal earnings receive a significant boost from the acquisition of Activision Blizzard, showcasing a 49% increase in Xbox revenues and a record 200 million monthly active users across Xbox platforms. Despite a decline in hardware revenues, the diversification of its revenue streams reflects Microsoft’s resilience in a challenging market landscape.
NealMicrosoft’s second quarter earnings report showcases a remarkable 18% surge in revenue to $62 billion, with gaming emerging as the third-largest business segment. Despite a $440 million operating loss from the Activision Blizzard acquisition, Microsoft remains bullish about the future, highlighting an all-time high in monthly active users and a 49% jump in gaming revenue.
