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26 de mar. de 2024 · Phil Spencer, the CEO of Gaming at Microsoft, talks about Xbox exclusives, a flat console market, and layoffs in a lengthy interview with Polygon during GDC 2024.
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25 de ago. de 2023 · August 25, 2023. As gamescom kicked off, I had the chance for a quick sit down with our boss while we both visited Cologne. Phil is glad to be back – and he doesn’t just mean at gamescom. “We’re back – in terms of the production, the game development and the cadence of the games that are coming out,” he tells me.
26 de out. de 2023 · Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer sent an internal memo to Xbox employees today, detailing all the key changes. The Verge has obtained Spencer’s memo, and you can read it in full below:...
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Updated: Aug 23, 2023 7:20 pm
Posted: Aug 23, 2023 7:00 pm
Over the last year, Xbox has been under one massive spotlight: a giant acquisition and court case, speculation about its upcoming AAA portfolio, Starfield on the horizon, questions around third-party game parity across both its consoles, Game Pass, and so much more. Naturally, we have tons of questions about all of this, and at gamescom 2023, we were finally able to get some answers from Xbox head Phil Spencer about almost everything.
Elsewhere we've zoomed in on Spencer's comments about more Final Fantasy games coming to Xbox and his opinions on Baldur's Gate 3. But here's absolutely everything we chatted about in our big gamescom interview with Phil Spencer, in full:
IGN: Starfield is a huge moment for Xbox, obviously. When is the last time Xbox has had a moment this big?
Got any teases for Fable, seeing you brought it up?
PS: I was actually on Project Ego, the first Fable that we launched, which I find some humor in the code name was Project Ego with all the personalities involved, but it's nice to see the team embracing what was Fable, the humor, the choice and consequence and everything. So really looking forward to showing more.
Going back to Forza, you actually dropped the number. So is Forza Motorsport becoming a service platform or what's with the change?
PS: Yeah. Service platform, I hesitate a little bit because I think there's a lot of loadedness in what that means. I think what we see with Forza is the evolution of the experience as much about the tech as it is tracks and cars. And we know that, when people make an investment in the game, they want to make sure we continue to support the game. And in some ways, when you put a numeral on the end of the franchise, it instantly says, "Okay, well, now you need to move to Forza and plus one." And it's like, no, we want this to be a place that people feel like they can invest their time, they can invest their experience, and know that this is a place that we're going to be investing in Forza Motorsport for years to come.
You've had a ton of reveals. Avowed was revealed. Perfect Dark, South of midnight, Hellblade, Hellblade 2: Senua's Sacrifice. Can you tell us more about the rest of 2023 and beyond and what that's looking like for Xbox?
PS: What I can say is we're going to have more beats to talk about more of what we do because the content lineup is so strong. And I say that completely recognizing that 2022 wasn't so strong, but we have our biggest booth here at gamescom and we have a huge presence. I think there's 30 plus playable games on our floor, a lot of the first-party games. Towerborne is here, Ara [History Untold], is here, obviously Forza. So it's awesome to see the footprint that we have and the game portfolio from our first party, from partners, from Game Pass, all of it.
10 de jun. de 2021 · Published. June 10, 2021. Ahead of the first-ever Xbox & Bethesda Showcase on Sunday, Head of Xbox Phil Spencer hosted a series of conversations with Satya Nadella, CEO of Microsoft, and members of Microsoft’s Gaming Leadership team on the future of gaming at Microsoft.
27 de jan. de 2023 · Speaking with IGN in a brand-new interview following this week's Developer Direct, Xbox CEO Phil Spencer addressed many of those troubles, including recent layoffs and the uncertain status of...
