Following mass layoffs and canceled projects, Xbox’s first-party label has quietly disappeared from the company's site.

While UK players are busy complying with new verification procedures, Xbox announced similar systems are coming to other ...

After massive layoffs, canceled projects, and reduced game prices, Xbox's many setbacks in 2025 could indicate a larger decline for the company.

After a year of confusion and concern, Xbox seems to have forged its path forward. Last year, Microsoft revealed that it would be breaking decades of gaming convention by abandoning console ...

For the uninitiated, an unannounced Destiny-style MMO codenamed Blackbird, which was in development at Elder Scrolls Online studio ZeniMax Online for seven years, was canceled as part of Microsoft 's ...

Let’s start with the core of what Xbox has focused its strategy on. Game Pass. As a consumer, I’ll admit that I love Game Pass. It’s good value for money in my eyes. I get wide access to a library of ...

Bethesda has again pledged support for further Starfield updates as the Xbox team continues to work on its space-faring RPG.

Those are fairly interesting nuggets, no doubt, but there were two other things Bond said that I think are starting to shed more light on the future of the Xbox ecosystem.

The Xbox Showcase earlier in the month gave us a glimpse at a truly glorious future for Microsoft's first-party, with studios like InXile and Obsidian hitting new levels of production quality.

Xbox’s latest video was ostensibly about a “strategic, multi-year partnership with AMD to co-engineer silicon” for the next generation of Xbox hardware–spanning consoles, handhelds, and more.

The short teaser provides a glimpse of the future of Xbox gaming beyond just consoles. As the company has promised in recent months, the goal is that "anything" can be an Xbox.