CEO of gaming at Microsoft, Phil Spencer, has revealed that compared to this time last year, Game Pass cloud hours are up 45% ...

For a long time, Microsoft and Xbox have promoted Game Pass as a way for everyone to access many video games at a good price, available on any platform. While this idea hasn’t changed, Phil Spencer, ...

"One way we measure progress is by looking at engagement, and the momentum is encouraging: Game Pass cloud hours are up 45% ...

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Phil Spencer revealed in LinkedIn that Game Pass and Xbox Console are each experiencing a 45 % uptick in cloud gaming.

Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer in an interview with Variety stated Xbox Game Pass isn't for everyone. "It's not for everybody," said Spencer. "If you play one or two games a year, Game Pass ...

Xbox Game Pass is undoubtedly a popular subscription service, but according to the CEO of Microsoft Gaming, it might not be for everyone. The service, which may reach 50 million subscribers in 2025, ...

It’s not for everyone, but it’s an option. Xbox Game Pass was a bit of a surprise announcement. The service launched back in 2017 and offered players a chance to enjoy a curated collection of games.

In a notable revelation, Phil Spencer, the CEO of gaming at Microsoft, announced that Xbox Game Pass cloud hours have surged by 45% compared to the previous year. This significant increase highlights ...

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He stated, "Game Pass cloud hours are up 45% compared to this time last year, and console players are streaming 45% more on console and 24% more on other devices." This data highlights a significant ...

Xbox boss Phil Spencer was asked about this at the time in an interview with Kotaku, and as pointed out by the interviewee (Stephen Totilo) on Game File this week, it's a fascinating look back at a ...