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A new report reveals that after the announcement of the original Xbox backward compatibility for PC, Microsoft is working on the same program featuring Xbox 360 games.

Despite earlier concerns, Windows Central editor Jez Corden denied that Microsoft is considering pulling out from Steam and stopping releasing its games on Valve's platform.

The report reveals that Xbox considered adding a disk drive into Project Helix, the company's next-generation console, but this idea was abandoned after Microsoft's restructuring.

Asha Sharma's memo sets a target of half a billion daily Xbox players by 2030, up from more than 100 million today.

ESO's game director has moved the Crimson Veldt trial, Update 52 and the class refresh into 2027 after the Xbox layoffs.

Microsoft's Q4 report puts Xbox content and services revenue down 10 percent in a quarter the company closed at $90 billion.

Microsoft has revived the cancelled Age of Empires 3 DLC as The Baltic Powers, out September 10, with an Open Beta live now.

Halo: Campaign Evolved reviews are strong, but the remake matters most as a signal of Xbox's remake-heavy reset strategy.

GSC Game World founder Serhiy Hryhorovych revealed that S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2: Heart of Chornobyl has managed to pay off before the release - thanks to partnership with Microsoft.

Bethesda's OneBGS union will march July 15 against Xbox's 3,200 layoffs, demanding transfers, severance, and recall rights.

Obsidian director Brandon Adler hits back at "cold take artists" as the studio shifts to a new Fallout after Xbox layoffs.

As a result of recent layoffs at Bethesda Game Studios, the development of The Elder Scrolls VI could now be even more difficult, as reported by anonymous developers.

According to the updated data, id Software developed several big titles before layoffs, including the multiplayer Doom video game and the new Perfect Dark, but they now may be canceled.

Bloomberg reveals that Xbox is considering making such franchises as Halo, Fallout, and The Elder Scrolls exclusives for its platform in the future.

It is now reported that due to massive layoffs at Xbox, id Software has lost about 50% of its employees, which might be very effective for the studio.

A new report reveals that as a result of recent layoffs at Xbox, Obsidian Entertainment has lost about 60-70 of its developers, including the art director of The Outer Worlds.

Here you will find out everything we know so far about Microsoft's restructuring process related to recent Xbox layoffs.

Microsoft confirmed their restructuring plan, according to which almost 5,000 employees from Xbox will lose their jobs as fate and various gaming studios have been revealed.

According to the new "crazy" rumor, Microsoft might decide to give the rights of Halo to Activision - possibly as part of its restructuring process.

According to the new report, Microsoft will continue to invest in MachineGames following the success of the Wolfenstein franchise and Indiana Jones and the Great Circle.

It's been reported that Rare, the studio behind Sea of Thieves, might also be affected by Microsoft's restructuring process and might face layoffs or even closure.

Microsoft's Xbox reset is turning into layoffs, studio closures, and canceled games after a strong June showcase.

It's been revealed that the studio director of MachineGames, Jerk Gustafsson, has now been appointed as the president of Arkane Studios.

Bloomberg's Jason Schreier denied that Obsidian could be shut down and the report that the studio is working on a new Fallout video game.

The new report suggests Obsidian Entertainment and four more gaming studios are negotiating with Microsoft to avoid possible closure.

It's been reported that Microsoft is not planning to add a disc drive in their next-generation console, Project Helix, which may be related to Sony's recent announcement.

Despite predicted numerous layoffs at Microsoft and Xbox Game Studios, Hideo Kojima's upcoming horror project, OD, is reportedly unaffected, confirmed by the new report.

According to the new report, Microsoft is considering shutting down at least five Xbox gaming studios, including Arkane, the developers of Marvel's Blade.