Though some of Xbox's most beloved studios are remaining open, the extreme layoffs spell even worse times ahead for the industry ...

Microsoft's gaming brand cut 1,600 employees on Monday, with an additional round of layoffs expected before June 2027, according to an employee memo from Xbox CEO Asha Sharma. The layoffs are part of ...

Xbox CEO Asha Sharma urged employees to "reset XBOX" in an internal email after Microsoft's layoffs. Read the full memo outlining restructuring plans, priorities, and the company's future direction.

Double Fine and Compulsion Games will become independent studios, Ninja Theory and Undead Labs will join new ownership, and Arkane Lyon is in 'consultation' ...

Microsoft is hitting the 'reset' button on the Xbox and cutting around 3,200 jobs at its video games division as part of plans to overhaul the business drastically, according to a company statement on ...

The video game giant owned by Microsoft plans to let 3,200 workers go. Will it be a big reset or a system crash?

Microsoft has revealed 4,800 job losses globally, with the bulk of the pain to be felt at its struggling Xbox gaming unit where a fifth of its workforce is facing the axe.

Incoming CEO Asha Sharma cut jobs, shuttered four studios Monday, and said we’re going all in on six publishing labels.

Xbox is cutting 3,200 jobs, losing major studios and rebuilding its entire gaming business. Yet announced games remain safe, making this more than another layoff story. Here is what went wrong at ...

New Xbox CEO Asha Sharma has unveiled a sweeping restructure that will cut around 3,000 jobs and spin off four studios, slashing roughly a third of the development empire built under former boss Phil ...

Xbox is undergoing a major restructuring, cutting 3,200 jobs and spinning off five studios, as Microsoft shifts focus towards AI and addresses declining profit margins.

Double Fine, Compulsion Games, Ninja Theory, and Undead Labs are leaving Microsoft as the company restructures its gaming business.