However, one area where the company did not appear to excel last quarter was gaming hardware sales. The Xbox division posted a substantial loss for its hardware sales, posting a year-over-year ...

Microsoft’s gaming revenue was up 5% year over year for the January-March quarter. The tech company’s gaming-specific sales reached $5.7 billion for the three-month period, up $270 million from the ...

This is slightly better than the forecast, which was to see growth in the high 50s percent. Xbox hardware revenue fell ... This is up from $15.47 billion in 2023. Overall, Microsoft reported ...

Gaming revenue increased by 11% due to Xbox content and services growth, despite a decline in hardware sales. Further financial details are expected in an upcoming earnings call. Xbox reports its ...

driven by growth in Xbox Game Pass. This is slightly better than the forecast, which expected sales to be flat. Xbox hardware revenue fell 29 percent compared to a year ago. This is inline with ...

Xbox content and services revenue is up 61% year-over-year, with most of the growth coming from the acquisition, while Xbox hardware revenue ... back in September 2023. Meanwhile, unit sales ...

Microsoft has increased the prices of its Xbox Series S/X consoles, controllers, and select first-party games globally, effective May 1st. The Xbox Series X now costs $599.99, while the Series S ...

“On console, I’ve seen growth slow down ... There’s probably price increases coming in 2023 for both Xbox Series X|S consoles and Xbox Game Pass, as Microsoft react to inflationary pressures ...

Spencer said that he loves that people are buying Xbox hardware, but notes that it isn’t a growth market. “Our biggest growth in Xbox players is on PC and cloud,” he said. “The console ...

Microsoft made shockwaves across the gaming industry when it acquired Activision-Blizzard for an eye-watering $75 billion in 2023 ... Microsoft's growth in the AI datacenter category. Xbox ...