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Across Europe 68 per cent of respondents had a gaming subscription
Read More »Xbox survey highlights gaming subscription take-up across UK and Europe
Microsoft declares that it has never made a profit on Xbox hardware
More information from Epic vs Apple points out top industry earners
Read More »Microsoft increases the developer’s share of Microsoft Store PC game sales to 88%
"A clear, no-strings-attached revenue share means developers can bring more games to more players and find greater commercial success from doing so"
Read More »Xbox UK launches campaign for post-lockdown social gaming
69 per cent said they believe that video games would provide the best way to break the ice with colleagues
Read More »Xbox announces expansion of cloud gaming to Apple devices
Browser based Xbox Cloud Gaming service will also work on Windows 10 PCs and rollout to other devices in the future
Read More »Read the April issue of MCV/DEVELOP online now! Featuring Oddworld Soulstorm, Scotland Spotlight, Inkle & Failbetter and more
also CCP's new London Studio Head, Warp Digital, Gang Beasts and more
Read More »Xbox Live has been rebranded to Xbox Network
“The update from ‘Xbox Live’ to ‘Xbox network’ is intended to distinguish the underlying service from Xbox Live Gold memberships.”
Read More »Xbox Store adds overdue language information – “We believe that fans will more likely engage with content when they know that it supports their preferred language”
We talk to Briana Roberts, senior program manager at Microsoft, about the new tagging sytem
Read More »Microsoft completes ZeniMax acquisition – confirms that some Bethesda games will be Xbox and PC exclusives
Xbox head Phil Spencer revealed that "some" of Bethesda's titles will be exclusive to Xbox consoles and PC.
Read More »Developers can now send their games to Microsoft to test its accessibility
Microsoft has now expanded its Xbox Accessibility Guidelines, and is now offering to assess developers' games to see how accessible they are.
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