Rumours swirled after sweeping layoffs and game cancellations, but Microsoft says Phil Spencer isn’t stepping away.

We learned that Romero Games' upcoming shooter was funded by Xbox, and its cancellation has basically ended the entire studio ...

Xbox almost had its own unique answer to Destiny, but Microsoft chose to cancel ZeniMax Online's MMORPG third-person shooter ...

A report from Bloomberg indicates that Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer enjoyed playing ZeniMax Online Studios' new MMORPG ...

The Redmond giant has laid off over 15,000 people in 2025, and a report claims it's all in the name of freeing up spending ...

The company just cut about 4% of its workforce, which means more than 9,000 jobs were lost, and while most of those layoffs happened outside the gaming division, Xbox teams still felt the impact, with ...

On Wednesday, Microsoft announced it will lay off around 9,000 employees. It’s the tech company’s second round of major ...

The Elder Scrolls Online dev's scrapped upcoming game was reportedly a "sci-fi noir" looter shooter that wowed Microsoft ...

Yesterday, one of the games that was reported to be cancelled as part of the Xbox layoffs was an unannounced ZeniMax Online ...

The cancellation of the project is a setback not just for the staff but also to thousands of gamers eager for fresh ...

Battlefield 6 in development hell with 'well over north' of $400 million spent so far, expectations of over 100 million ...

According to Bloomberg ’s sources, Spencer was so enamored with the game when he played it in March that Head of Xbox Game ...