New Xbox revenue figures are in and they are very bad, especially in the hardware department. Can Microsoft afford to invest it ieven more?

Xbox has been having a hard time selling consoles lately, and it didn't get any better over the 2025 holiday quarter. The company has just reported hardware sales were down 32% year-over-year, after quarter upon quarter upon quarter of hardware declines.

Xbox's operating profit was impacted by an impairment charge, and it could be related to recent game cancellations, but Microsoft CFO doesn't elaborate.

We mentioned three games in the headline though, and that's because in addition to Project Cars 3, WWE 2K24 and HUMANITY are shutting their servers in March. Again, both games will remain playable after they shut their servers on March 31st, with HUMANITY specifically being affected in the ability to upload and download user-created stages.

Xbox has outlined next week’s releases from 2 to 6 February, bringing a mix of RPGs, arena fighters, puzzle games and indie titles to Series X|S, Xbox One and PC, including Dragon Quest VII Reimagined,

Two smaller-scale games have cancelled their planned Xbox ports, possibly due to lower demand or the Xbox Series X/S vastly-outpaced installed base.

Earlier this week, Xbox unveiled a new dashboard for Xbox Cloud Gaming on the web, and it quickly attracted a bunch of attention — not only because it includes an achievement redesign, but because some people really like the UI in general.

The results of a new survey polling video game developers could mean bad news for Xbox consoles and its fans in the future.

If you’re someone who’s looking to get into the world of console gaming and wants to make sure the games aren’t too expensive, then your best bet is always going to be the Xbox Series X or S. The key thing is trying to find a good deal though,