In my case I mostly did not have high expectations from MS during those years, played what they had to offer and completed my gaming needs elsewhere.įor 2023, BOTW 2 certainly will occupy most of my free time for the better part of next year even if Starfield turns out to be a master piece. I get what you say, after the 2009-2022 drought though I'm not sure patience is really what's animate me and fans of Xbox or else we would be some sort of embodiment of patience XD. He has expanded his involvement in the gaming community by producing content on his own YouTube channel and Twitch channel. After years of supporting the site, he was brought on in 2010 as a junior analyst, working his way up to lead analyst in 2012 and taking over the hardware estimates in 2017. Spencer last week also stated that Xbox Game Pass is profitable and the revenue generated from it accounts for about 15 percent of Microsoft's gaming revenue.Ī life-long and avid gamer, William D'Angelo was first introduced to VGChartz in 2007. Gaming has also seen usage growth on all platforms. Nadella added over 20 million people have used Xbox Cloud Gaming and nearly half of all of Xbox Series S buyers are new to the Xbox ecosystem.
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It was revealed last week by Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella the number of PC Game Pass subscribers has grown by 159 percent year-over-year.
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Spencer says the Xbox team is working on a big update for the Xbox app on PC in the next few weeks. Getting our first real Xbox first-party games out of Bethesda, having them ship with Redfall and Starfield, will be a lot of fun." "But I look at 2023 and there’s a great line-up of games coming that I’m excited about. But in general I would say we’ve been a little light. Call of Duty is coming, God of War is coming – which is great – Nintendo’s had a good year. "And as an industry we have fewer games this holiday than we’ve had in a while, when you just think about the launches.
Those games are tracking well we’re out of what Covid did to the production schedule. He added, "We’re excited about 2023 and we’ve talked about games that are coming. "We can have our excuses with Covid and other things, but in the end I know people invest in our platform and they want to have great games." "One thing we’ve definitely heard loud and clear is it’s been too long since we’ve shipped what people would say is a big first-party game," said Spencer via VideoGamesChronicle. Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer in an interview with Same Brain on YouTube admitted it has been too long since Xbox last released a major first-party game and says the 2023 lineup will be far stronger. By William D'Angelo, posted on 01 November 2022 / 5,726 Views
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