Finally, some good news for Xbox's hardware ecosystem. With the Nintendo Switch waning, Xbox Series X|S saw some green shoots ...

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 ...

While the period saw Avowed launch for Xbox and PC, the company primarily attributed its Q3 gaming growth to Call of Duty ... you will have ever seen in a hardware generation", and recent reports ...

Xbox gaming hardware revenues are down year-over-year ... established business" even if it's not an accelerated growth vector for the company. Consoles may be a saturated platform, which makes ...

This is slightly better than the forecast, which expected growth in the low single digits percent. Xbox hardware revenue dropped six percent year-on-year. This is inline with expectations ...

Cloud growth appears to be the main driver of improved ... On the gaming side, Microsoft warned last quarter that Xbox hardware revenue would decline and it has again. Xbox hardware is down ...

Typically, consoles and gaming hardware get cheaper as the years go on, not more expensive. But the recent tariff upheaval has meant Xbox players and prospective Xbox console owners have taken a hit.

Hardware revenue, which is made up of sales for Xbox devices, including the Xbox Series X and S consoles, was down 6% total. “Call of Duty” released its most recent installment, “Black Ops 6 ...