Following the recent restructure at Xbox , senior leadership has emphasised the firm's focus on keeping games exclusive to its platform. …
… Cisco Maldonado and Charlotte Cook have also joined Midwest as executive advisors to "support key areas of business strategy." Maldonado previously held senior leadership roles at NetEase Games, Bandai Namco, and DC Comics/Warner Bros, while Cook was global commercial director at Team17. …
Xbox CEO Asha Sharma has made further changes to the brand's leadership team , appointing industry analyst Matthew Ball as chief strategy officer and Scott Van Vliet as chief technology officer. …
Xbox CEO Asha Sharma has announced major leadership changes as it ends development of Gaming Copilot for consoles and begins phasing out the feature on mobile. …
… We see the beginnings of a very different Xbox first-party strategy with the decision to put Obsidian to work on a Fallout title , thus finally making a move to rectify what's arguably the single biggest piece of low-hanging fruit left to rot on the vine under previous leadership. …
… About the 'why' of these decisions, what we were optimising for, and what the data says about the Xbox strategy today." Earlier this week, reports suggested that Sony is also revising its own multi-platform strategy by scaling back PC ports for PlayStation exclusives. …
… The company also discontinued Gaming Copilot , made key leadership changes including appointing veteran analyst Matthew Ball as chief strategy officer , and shared initial technical details of its next-generation console , Project Helix. …
… Criss Bürki | Manager, marketing strategy – influencers, Capcom Criss Bürki has been appointed manager, marketing strategy – influencers at Capcom. …
… Xbox chief strategy officer Matthew Ball suggested recently that the company is rethinking its strategy for the new device – which is the first direct suggestion that there's a significant pivot underway from how the high-end console was being positioned under Phil Spencer's leadership. …
… 2027 is still a long way off, and we can't complain about not learning everything all at once, but the places where detail was lacking did seem suggestive of Microsoft itself still working through the implications of its own strategy, particularly in the wake of recent leadership changes. …