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Microsoft CEO Attempts To Kill Remaining Xbox Goodwill

Microsoft CEO Attempts To Kill Remaining Xbox Goodwill https://ift.tt/KDklcjU After Xbox laid off 1,600 employees over the summer, Microsoft's gaming division followed up with more layoffs and studio closures this week. In the wake of these events, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella is taking a look at the bright side and praising Xbox CEO Asha Sharma's actions as a necessary step. "There's some amount of streamlining the team is doing, and Asha is doing, which is great to see," said Nadella during his appearance on the Sources Podcast . He also noted that he feels "fantastic about the IP we have right now. If I look at the studios, the IP portfolio we have, and our ability to then take that and produce great games going forward, I feel fantastic." "We have to invent the right sustainable business model that allows us to deliver gaming to more and more people," added Nadella. Regarding AI, Nadella questioned why Western consumers are so...

We Can't Wait To Revisit Atomfall's Bizarre British Post Apocalypse | GameSpot Hands On Preview | gamescom 2024

We Can't Wait To Revisit Atomfall's Bizarre British Post Apocalypse | GameSpot Hands On Preview | gamescom 2024 https://ift.tt/BsfDELv At Gamescom 2024 we got hands on with Rebellion's upcoming survival game, Atomfall. Part S.T.A.L.K.E.R, part Fallout, all mixed together within a unique British post apocalypse featuring an identity all of its own. With crafting, brutal combat, and some proper British whimsy that can both terrify and delight, we can't wait to visit the villages of Atomfall once more when it releases in March 2025.

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