The ChinaJoy gaming festival has been taking place at the Shanghai New International Expo Centre over the past few days, and ...

Let’s discuss Phil Spencer, who has been leading Xbox since 2014. With waves of innovation like Game Pass and storms of studio closures, layoffs, and excessive delays, it’s been quite the journey.

Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer says the company is keeping an eye out for video game acquisitions, though there's nothing ...

Xbox head Phil Spencer is not planning to retire “anytime soon”. In response to retirement rumours that emerged amid the latest Xbox division layoffs, Microsoft communications head Kari Perez ...

However, Xbox has now refuted the claim, with the head of Xbox communications, Kari Perez, denying them entirely. Perez stated "Phil is not retiring anytime soon," in a comment to The Verge.

Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer has been in charge of Xbox for over a decade and the company says he’s not leaving anytime soon, calling rumors that the longtime exec might be resigning when ...

After Microsoft laid off around 9,000 employees today, including a number from Spencer's gaming division, a rumor began circulating that the Xbox head will step down after the next generation Xbox ...

It's this content that Spencer no doubt hopes will help the Xbox One catch up to Sony's PlayStation 4. "We're early on in the console generation, and obviously Sony's having a great launch," he said.

Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer gives a special shoutout to an upcoming coming-of-age adventure that's launching on Xbox Game Pass on day one.

Microsoft gaming CEO Phil Spencer reminds fans that Xbox is an accountable business focused on topline and bottomline growth, says the Xbox biz is strong.

Hardware Handhelds Xbox boss Phil Spencer shouts out "Nintendo's amazing track record" and the Steam Deck when promoting the ROG Xbox Ally News By Scott McCrae published June 11, 2025 ...

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 ...