Xbox Says It Must Reset Because Its Business Is “Not Healthy”

Xbox is undergoing a significant restructuring, including 3,200 job cuts and the sale of studios, as part of CEO Asha Sharma's plan to address business challenges and reach a goal of entertaining one billion daily users. This move indicates a strategic shift to streamline operations and ensure the long-term health of the Xbox business.

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Xbox Restructures Amidst Layoffs and Potential Spin-Off

Xbox is undergoing a significant restructuring, including substantial layoffs and studio sales, as its business is deemed unhealthy. New leadership is reportedly considering spinning off the division to improve financial sustainability. This comes as some speculate Xbox may integrate further into the Windows platform.

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The Sunday PapersCriterion Games, known for racing titles like Burnout and Need For Speed, is now solely focused on developing for the Battlefield series, as confirmed by studio leadership. Meanwhile, an analysis of Xbox's recent restructuring highlights the company's significant layoffs and the challenges faced by the division, drawing parallels to past industry missteps. Rock Paper Shotgun · 2 days ago
Xbox Says It Must Reset Because Its Business Is “Not Healthy”Xbox is undergoing a significant restructuring, including 3,200 job cuts and the sale of studios, as part of CEO Asha Sharma's plan to address business challenges and reach a goal of entertaining one billion daily users. This move indicates a strategic shift to streamline operations and ensure the long-term health of the Xbox business. Wolfs Gaming Blog · 8 days ago
Report: Microsoft weighing up spinning off XboxMicrosoft is reportedly considering spinning off or restructuring its Xbox division as a wholly owned subsidiary to improve its financial sustainability. New Xbox boss Asha Sharma has reportedly received approval to increase spending on key franchises like Halo and Fallout to accelerate development, despite recent revenue declines and plans for further layoffs. Games Industry · 29 days ago