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Xbox CEO confirms next-gen 'Project Helix' console will play PC games
Xbox CEO Asha Sharma has confirmed that Microsoft's next-generation console, codenamed 'Project Helix,' will be capable of playing PC games. Sharma will discuss the new system, which aims to 'lead in performance,' at GDC next week. The announcement comes after Sharma's recent appointment as Xbox CEO and amidst speculation about a potential delay for the PlayStation 6.
Project Helix – new generation of Xbox console announced – here’s everything we don’t know about it, which is pretty much everything at this stage
Xbox has announced its next-generation console, codenamed Project Helix, via a short teaser video and a statement from new Xbox gaming CEO Asha Sharma. The console is confirmed to play both Xbox and PC games and will lead in performance. Further details are expected to be revealed soon, with Sharma planning to discuss the project with partners at GDC.
Xbox Confirms Project Helix Is The Next Gen Xbox Console That Also Plays PC Games | Console Creatures
Microsoft Gaming CEO Asha Sharma confirmed the existence of the next-generation Xbox console, codenamed Project Helix, which will play both Xbox and PC games. This announcement reaffirms Xbox's commitment to the console space amidst industry speculation. Sharma plans to discuss Project Helix further with partners at the upcoming Game Developers Conference.
PS6 Competitor from Xbox Revealed as Project Helix
Microsoft has revealed its next-generation Xbox console under the codename Project Helix, which is expected to compete with the PlayStation 6. Xbox CEO Asha Sharma stated the new system will lead in performance and play both Xbox and PC games, with a potential 2027 launch. Sony's PlayStation 6 is rumored to launch later, possibly with a handheld device.
Xbox's Next Console, Project Helix, Officially Plays PC And Xbox Games
Microsoft Gaming's new CEO, Asha Sharma, announced that the next Xbox console, codenamed Project Helix, will be capable of playing both Xbox and PC games. This initiative is part of Team Xbox's broader strategy to re-establish its presence in the market.
Xbox nyckel till framtiden – gör bättre spel
The article analyzes Microsoft's challenges in making the Xbox console relevant again, contrasting its struggles with Sony's success in game sales and exclusive titles. It highlights Xbox's past strengths with games like Halo and Gears of War, and its current need to focus on developing compelling first-party titles rather than relying solely on services like Game Pass.
Just like PlayStation, Microsoft has filed a patent for an AI helper that'll play games for you
Microsoft has filed a patent for an AI helper that can temporarily take over an Xbox gaming session to assist players who are stuck. This follows a similar patent filing from Sony for an AI PlayStation game assistant. The patent details cloud-based help sessions where control can be transferred to either a human or a machine learning model, with options for rating helpers.
To Keep Xbox Alive, Does its New CEO Need to Revert to Exclusives?
Following Phil Spencer's retirement, new Xbox CEO Asha Sharma faces the challenge of revitalizing the brand, with a key focus on the console's lack of exclusive titles. The article discusses whether reverting to a strategy of console exclusives, rather than multi-platform releases and the Game Pass subscription model, is necessary for Xbox to compete effectively in the console market, particularly against PlayStation.
March on Xbox Game Pass is a whopper, boasting Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2, Cyberpunk 2077, Planet of Lana 2 and more
Microsoft has announced a significant lineup of games coming to Xbox Game Pass in March, including major titles like Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2, Cyberpunk 2077, Hollow Knight: Silksong, and Planet of Lana 2: Children of the Leaf. The article also touches on recent leadership changes at Xbox and mentions games that will be leaving the service.
A Year-By-Year Breakdown Of Phil Spencer's Mixed Legacy As Xbox Boss
This analysis breaks down Phil Spencer's tenure as Xbox boss from 2014 to 2026, highlighting both successes like backward compatibility and the launch of Xbox Game Pass, and failures such as studio closures, game cancellations, and price hikes. The article details major events year-by-year, concluding with Spencer's retirement and the challenges facing Xbox under new leadership.
Xbox tas över av tidigare AI-chef: "Ingen tolerans för dålig AI"
Asha Sharma, formerly an AI executive at Microsoft, has been appointed as the new head of gaming at Xbox, replacing Phil Spencer. Sharma emphasized her commitment to "awesome games" and "the future of gaming," while also stating she has "no tolerance for bad AI" and that "strong stories are created by humans."
Xbox-skapare tror att nya chefen kommer låta Xbox somna in
Seamus Blackley, the original creator of Xbox, believes the recent leadership changes at Xbox, with Asha Sharma taking over from Phil Spencer and Sarah Bond, signal the platform's eventual decline. Blackley suggests Microsoft's heavy investment in AI under CEO Satya Nadella indicates a strategic shift away from traditional gaming, viewing Sharma's role as a 'palliative care' for the Xbox brand.
Scientists Make Breakthrough That Allows Lab-Grown Brain Cells To Play A Sort Of Video Game
Researchers have successfully trained lab-grown human brain cells to play a simplified video game, demonstrating a significant advancement in bioelectrical interfaces. The brain organoids learned to solve a 'cart-pole' problem by receiving electronic signals as rewards or punishments, improving their success rate dramatically. This breakthrough could pave the way for future applications combining AI with biological brain cells, while AI itself continues to integrate into the gaming industry, with companies like Activision Blizzard using generative content.
Xbox isn’t dying (at least not yet): Microsoft Gaming has a plan for the struggling console
Microsoft Gaming CEO Asha Sharma is implementing a new strategy to revitalize the struggling Xbox brand, shifting focus back to console exclusives and PC-inspired features. This includes a commitment to first-party development from studios like Bethesda and Activision Blizzard, and potentially integrating PC storefronts like Steam onto the console.
Is the Xbox ending? Don’t count on it yet
Despite predictions of its demise, the Xbox brand is undergoing a strategic course correction rather than a shutdown. New leadership, including CEO Asha Sharma, emphasizes a renewed commitment to core players and console hardware, moving away from a solely services-focused approach. While recent revenue drops and executive changes have fueled speculation, Microsoft's significant investments in studios and Game Pass suggest a continued focus on hardware and its dedicated player base.
Xbox's new boss could herald the changes the division needs | Opinion
Following Phil Spencer's departure, Microsoft has appointed Asha Sharma, formerly of the CoreAI team, as the new CEO of Xbox. While Sharma lacks direct video game experience, the article suggests this change could signal a necessary strategic pivot for the division, which has struggled despite significant investment and acquisitions. The author expresses cautious optimism that Sharma's background in consumer-facing services and potential focus on hardware could revitalize the Xbox brand.
Valve in hot water, Discord begs forgiveness, and more game media layoffs - Patch Notes #42
This week's gaming news roundup covers significant industry events including Microsoft's Xbox leadership changes, Valve facing a lawsuit over gambling in Counter-Strike 2 and Dota 2, and layoffs at companies like Riot Games and Eurogamer. Additionally, Krafton appointed a chief AI officer, Embark Studios' CEO became Nexon's executive chairman, and Discord delayed its age verification rollout.
Do you need to play any other games before Resident Evil Requiem?
Resident Evil Requiem is a standalone experience that does not require prior knowledge of the series, according to Capcom. The game's plot offers some new lore but is largely self-contained with only vague hints about the future. Readers also discuss other upcoming games, character appearances in the Resident Evil franchise, and platform exclusivity concerns.
"I am committed to 'returning to Xbox', and that starts with console, that starts with hardware" - Xbox's new leaders pledge to bring the brand back again
Xbox's new leadership, CEO Asha Sharma and chief content officer Matt Booty, have emphasized a commitment to returning to Xbox's roots, starting with new console hardware. Sharma stated that investments will be made in hardware and that more announcements are forthcoming. Both leaders also reaffirmed their dedication to first-party game development and partnership with the platform team, while addressing the company's recent changes and the potential role of AI in game development.
Despite likening new Xbox head's job to a "palliative care doctor", original co-creator doesn't actually think Xbox is dead
Original Xbox co-creator Seamus Blackley clarified that he does not believe Xbox is dead, despite recent comments likening the new Xbox head's role to a "palliative care doctor." Blackley expressed his deep affection for Xbox and stated that while the company is struggling, progress requires realism and introspection. The article also notes recent leadership changes at Microsoft, including Asha Sharma taking over from Phil Spencer and Sarah Bond's departure.
