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Microsoft's Xbox division experienced a 10 percent drop in revenue from content and services and a 13 percent decline in hardware sales, as reported in the company's fourth-quarter earnings report. These changes come alongside a strategic 'reset' plan announced by Xbox head Asha Sharma, which includes layoffs and studio spinoffs.
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Microsoft's Xbox division experienced a 10 percent drop in revenue from content and services and a 13 percent decline in hardware sales, as reported in the company's fourth-quarter earnings report. These changes come alongside a strategic 'reset' plan announced by Xbox head Asha Sharma, which includes layoffs and studio spinoffs.
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