Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer says Xbox Game Pass helps smaller, single-player games: "They just want to tell their story."
In an interview with XboxEra, Microsoft's Gaming CEO discusses how Xbox Game Pass helps support smaller, single-player games.
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Xbox boss Phil Spencer says games journalism has too much "what do they call it? Search engine optimization or something like that?"
Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer would like to know if video games journalism is OK. He is concerned that the "whole ...
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Phil Spencer Says Xbox Is Done Trying To Convince PS5 & Switch Players To Move Over
Over the weekend, a fresh Phil Spencer interview dropped where the Xbox boss talked lots about the future of Microsoft's ...
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Rumor: Microsoft May Be Preparing for Digital-Only Generation
Rumors of Xbox's business dealings surface online, suggesting that the brand may be gearing up to dive headfirst into an ...
Muse: Why Microsoft's AI study doesn't have much to do with game preservation
According to Xbox boss Phil Spencer, a Microsoft study shows how old games can be brought to new systems using AI. But it's ...
Phil Spencer Focuses on Multiplatform Xbox Strategy Despite Concerns It Will Repeat Sega’s Mistakes
Xbox CEO Phil Spencer wants to continue focusing on multiconsole releases as some gamers worry the video game company could ...
Microsoft’s Xbox AI era starts with a model that can generate gameplay
Microsoft Research has created Muse, a first-of-its-kind generative AI model that can generate a game environment based on ...
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Phil Spencer Talks Xbox Game Pass Impact on Single-Player Games
Phil Spencer opens up on the impact of Xbox Game Pass on single-player games, and how he doesn't want every title to turn ...
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Phil Spencer of Microsoft Gaming thinks generative AI will help game preservation
Microsoft recently announced Muse, a generative AI model of a video game that can generate game visuals, controller actions, or both. And somehow, Phil Spencer of Microsoft Gaming thinks it will help ...
Microsoft touts generative AI model for recreating video game visuals and controller inputs
Microsoft debuted Muse, a generative AI model that can be trained to output video game visuals and predict controller inputs.
Microsoft is using a long-forgotten Xbox game for a new generative AI experiment
Microsoft debuts Muse, a world and human action model that uses generative AI to put together gameplay snippets.