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Netflix reportedly explored letting Peacock and Fox One live inside its app
Netflix has reportedly explored integrating competitors Peacock and Fox One within its own app, a significant departure from its long-standing closed ecosystem. Discussions involve either selling subscriptions to these services or blending their content into Netflix's library. This move follows a successful pilot program in France where Netflix integrated local broadcaster TF1's content.
Netflix Announces Closure of Night School Studios and Moonlot
Netflix is shutting down its game development studios Night School Studio and Moonloot, and has confirmed job cuts within its games division. The company stated it aims to focus on more family-friendly and mainstream-appealing games. Night School Studio, known for narrative titles like Oxenfree, was acquired by Netflix in 2021.
Streaming’s next experiment: after two rounds of price hikes, Disney and Netflix are weighing free tiers
Disney and Netflix are exploring the possibility of introducing free tiers for their streaming services following multiple price increases. Disney CEO Josh D’Amaro stated a free product could attract price-sensitive customers and increase ad revenue, while Netflix co-CEO Greg Peters acknowledged the potential but emphasized caution regarding cannibalization of paid subscribers and the need for scaled ad businesses.
Netflix says its critically-panned FIFA World Cup video game was a 'top tier' performer
Netflix has reported that its cloud games, specifically FIFA World Cup: Launch Edition and Unhinged, achieved 'top tier' performance and were its most successful cloud game debuts. Despite critical reception for FIFA World Cup, Netflix highlighted significant growth in its kid-focused 'Netflix Playground' app and an 11x increase in monthly active cloud game players since October.
FIFA Is Launching Its Own Video Game to Compete With EA and It’s a Netflix Exclusive
FIFA has partnered with Netflix to launch a new football simulation game in summer 2026, developed by Delphi Interactive. This title will be exclusively available to Netflix subscribers on mobile devices and select smart TVs, marking a departure from traditional console and PC releases. The move comes after FIFA's partnership with Electronic Arts ended, with EA rebranding its football series as EA Sports FC.
Xbox Game Pass Price Cut Is Working, CEO Says
Xbox CEO Asha Sharma stated that the recent price cut for Xbox Game Pass has been successful, leading to increased subscriber acquisition and retention. Sharma acknowledged that further work is needed to restore durable growth for the service. Discussions are also underway with Netflix regarding potential subscription bundle collaborations.
New Game Pass Tier Will Offer Cloud Gaming With Time Limits – Rumor
A new rumor suggests that a forthcoming, first-party games-only tier of Xbox Game Pass, codenamed Triton, will include Cloud Gaming access with a monthly hour limit. This change, potentially driven by Microsoft Gaming CEO Asha Sharma's goal to make the service more affordable, contrasts with the current unlimited cloud access. The memo from Sharma indicated a need for a better value equation and a more flexible Game Pass system.
Microsoft Gaming CEO Plans to Introduce Game Pass Tier With Only First-Party Games – Rumor
Microsoft Gaming CEO Asha Sharma is reportedly planning a new, more affordable tier for the Game Pass subscription service that would exclusively feature first-party Xbox Game Studios titles. This move comes as Sharma has stated the current Game Pass model is "too expensive for players." Discussions are also underway with Netflix for a potential bundled subscription.
Reed Hastings is leaving Netflix after 29 years
Netflix co-founder and chairman Reed Hastings is stepping down from the company's board in June after 29 years. Hastings, who co-founded Netflix as a DVD-by-mail service in 1997 and led its transformation into a global streaming giant, will focus on philanthropy and other ventures. Greg Peters and Ted Sarandos will continue in their leadership roles.
Gaming Needs More Ads, Expert Says, And A $6 Game Pass Tier
Microsoft Gaming CEO Asha Sharma is reportedly exploring ways to make Xbox Game Pass more affordable, potentially through a lower-priced, ad-supported tier. Industry expert Joost van Dreunen suggests embracing advertising, citing its prevalence in other media, and notes that subscriptions excel at retention but not market growth. Former PlayStation executive Shawn Layden expressed skepticism about Game Pass's current trajectory, while Netflix CEO Greg Peters indicated openness to potential bundle collaborations with Xbox.
Game Pass Might Get New Subscription Tier With Only Xbox Game Studios Titles – Rumor
A rumor suggests Microsoft is planning a new, lower-priced Game Pass tier codenamed 'Triton' that would exclusively feature titles from Xbox Game Studios. This potential tier aims to attract a broader customer base by focusing solely on first-party content. The article also touches on past criticisms of Game Pass price increases and potential partnerships with services like Netflix.
Big Game Pass Rumor Could Make The Service Even More Confusing
A new rumor suggests Microsoft is planning a "Triton" tier for Xbox Game Pass that would exclusively feature first-party games from Xbox Game Studios. This potential change comes as Microsoft aims to make Game Pass more enticing to a broader audience, with reports of lower-priced tiers and potential collaborations with services like Netflix. The company has also recently adjusted Game Pass pricing and is undergoing a brand identity reset under new CEO Asha Sharma.
Microsoft Gaming CEO May Change Game Pass Subscription Prices
Microsoft is reportedly exploring changes to Xbox Game Pass tiers and pricing, with ambitions to make the service more appealing to a wider audience. Discussions are underway regarding potential subscription bundles with Netflix, and internal talks are considering combining Game Pass Ultimate and PC Game Pass. These changes may lead to further price increases for certain tiers.
Xbox and Netflix 'kicking around' ideas for subscription bundles
Xbox and Netflix have discussed potential subscription bundles that could combine Xbox Game Pass with Netflix's streaming service. While no concrete plans are in place, both companies are exploring possibilities for future collaboration. Netflix's gaming division is also focusing on cloud-based titles for television screens in 2026.
Microsoft Gaming’s New CEO Might Revamp Game Pass Subscription Prices – Rumor
A report suggests that Asha Sharma, the new CEO of Microsoft Gaming, plans to make Game Pass more affordable with lower-priced tiers. While Microsoft has not officially commented, the report also mentions potential partnership talks with Netflix for subscription bundles. Former Microsoft Game Studios co-founder Laura Fryer and former FTC commissioner Lina Khan have criticized recent price hikes and business decisions.
Xbox could make Game Pass cheaper, and even bundle it with Netflix
Microsoft is reportedly exploring new strategies for Xbox Game Pass, including the introduction of cheaper subscription tiers and potential bundles with services like Netflix. Xbox CEO Asha Sharma is investigating ways to make Game Pass more accessible to a wider audience, with discussions already underway between Microsoft and Netflix co-CEO Greg Peters regarding bundle possibilities.
New Xbox CEO Could Make Game Pass Less Expensive, Report Says
Asha Sharma, the new CEO of Microsoft Gaming, is reportedly considering changes to Xbox Game Pass pricing to make it more appealing to a wider audience, potentially including lower-priced tiers or an ad-supported option. Sharma has also discussed potential subscription bundle ideas with Netflix co-CEO Greg Peters. Additionally, Sharma has reportedly discontinued the 'This Is An Xbox' marketing campaign.
The Warner Bros. acquisition: a timeline of events so far
Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) has been the subject of a bidding war between Paramount Skydance (PSKY) and Netflix, with PSKY ultimately acquiring the company for $31 per share in an all-cash deal. The acquisition process involved multiple revised offers, legal challenges, and negotiations, with WBD's board eventually deeming PSKY's proposal superior to Netflix's. The deal includes WBD's film studio, streaming businesses, and games division, but excludes its Global Networks.
It looks like Netflix won't be acquiring Warner Bros. Games after all
Netflix has declined to revise its acquisition offer for Warner Bros. Discovery, stating the deal is no longer financially attractive at the price required to match Paramount Skydance's superior proposal. The potential merger between Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery still requires regulatory approval, leaving the future of Warner Bros. Games uncertain amidst recent studio closures and restructuring.
