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Microsoft is an American tech giant headquartered in Redmond, Washington. The company is best known for its software products across home computers, and its biggest venture into the gaming industry began in 2001 with the release of Xbox.

This home console was made available to the market one year after the PlayStation 2, competing against Sony and Nintendo. Since then, Microsoft has become a major part of the gaming industry, having released the Xbox Series S|X in 2020 and leading innovations like the popular subscription service, Xbox Game Pass.

 For everything Xbox, Game Pass, and Microsoft, continue reading the latest news & articles below.

  • Founded: April 1975
  • CEO: Satya Nadella

 

Xbox To Organize Major Event In Early 2023, According To Industry Insider

According to an industry insider, Xbox plans to organize a major event in early 2023 to reveal upcoming first-party exclusives.

High On Life Is Now Available On Xbox Game Pass

High on Life features bizarre comedy with engaging gameplay, and the game is now available on Xbox Game Pass.

Xbox Disappoints Fans With No Presence At The Game Awards

Despite Phil Spencer attending the Game Awards, Microsoft had nothing to show during the event, disappointing many fans.

Microsoft Now Fighting Against FTC Lawsuit Over Activision Blizzard

The FTC has filed a lawsuit against Microsoft over concerns about using Activision Blizzard to harm competition.

Sony More Interested In Talking To Regulators Over Xbox Says Phil Spencer

CEO of Microsoft Gaming, Phil Spencer, says Sony is more interested in talking to regulators than negotiating a deal with Microsoft.

Diablo 4 Launching On 5th June According To Microsoft Store Listing

Microsoft Store recently listed the release date for the most anticipated game, Diablo 4, and the game's file size.

Call Of Duty On Nintendo Consoles; Microsoft Entered 10-Year-Commitment

Microsoft has made a 10-year commitment to bring Call of Duty to Nintendo consoles following the merger of Microsoft and Activision Blizzard.

Microsoft To Increase Prices Of First-Party Xbox Games To $70

Microsoft has confirmed that in the future, the prices for AAA first-party Xbox console games will be increased to $70.

FTC Is Likely To Approve Microsoft Activision Merger After 2-2 Tie

US Federal Trade Commission (FTC), who first considered blocking the merger, now may approve Microsoft's deal.
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