US EditionXbox Hardware Is 'Dead' According to a Former Microsoft Producer – and It's Hard to Disagree
- Over the weekend, former Xbox executive Laura Fryer posted a video declaring `Xbox hardware is dead`, sparking widespread debate.
- Earlier this month, Microsoft announced hardware partnerships with AMD and Asus’s ROG Xbox Ally, signaling a gradual exit from dedicated hardware production.
- Data shows only 17% of gamers plan to buy Xbox Series X/S in the next year, versus 52% for PlayStation 5, with Xbox stores ceasing sales in Nordics regions.
- Microsoft reportedly briefs managers on potential layoffs affecting up to 2,000 Xbox developers this week, signaling significant cuts in its gaming division.
- Projections show the global cloud gaming market growing from $8.8 billion in 2023 to $38.7 billion by 2028, highlighting Microsoft's strategic shift away from hardware focus.
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Xbox Needs to Get Weirder or Die Trying - WorldNL Magazine
Xbox is in a weird place right now, and I’m not the only one who thinks so. In fact, people with more important opinions on the subject than myself seem to agree: if Microsoft doesn’t get its shit together on hardware, the box as we know it is cooked. Laura Fryer, the former director of the Xbox Advanced Technology Group for the original Xbox project back in May 2000 and former executive producer for Microsoft Games Studios up until the Xbox 360…
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