Phil Spencer has teased Microsoft’s plan to release Xbox games on Nintendo Switch 2, reinforcing recent reports that indicate the company is set to back the next-gen console in a big way.

Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer made it clear that Xbox plans to bring games to the Nintendo Switch 2 when it launches later this year.

Microsoft, Nintendo, and Sony might be trying to join forces in order to boost their industry. They would rather a person play their games on a rival’s console than not at all. This has been a ...

Industry research reveals that Microsoft-published games generate more cash than those from any other publisher in December 2024.

As Xbox looks to enhance its multiplatform plans, Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer expresses his excitement for the Nintendo Switch 2.

As shared on the GamingLeaksAndRumours subreddit by user MXHombre123, Doom: The Dark Ages is also coming to Nintendo’s upcoming mighty handheld. It has already been announced for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, Steam, and Game Pass, to be releasing on May 15, 2025.

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Microsoft's gaming CEO has confirmed Xbox games are coming to the Nintendo Switch 2, as he refuses to rule out Starfield for other platforms.

As of late, Microsoft has received some pushback from developers relating to the lower specs of the Series S, but Xbox CEO Phil Spencer has come to its defense, arguing that it pr

All these memberships do come at a cost. Which is why Xbox Game Pass deals like this three month Ultimate subscription dropping to just $33.99 at Woot is a more than welcome sight to behold. This code would typically have an MSRP of $49.99, but the Amazon-owned site has dropped $16 off for a limited time.

2025 — a year stuffed with promising new hardware and game releases — should be better. And yet, 2024’s cloud of discomforting uncertainty lingers. Will 2025 actually be a better year for the video game industry than 2024?