Microsoft says Xbox Game Pass is profitable as it sees subscription growth slow - The Verge

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Last updated 22 dezembro 2024
Microsoft says Xbox Game Pass is profitable as it sees subscription growth  slow - The Verge
Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer has provided some rare insights into Microsoft’s gaming business. Spencer says Xbox Game Pass is profitable and makes up around 15 percent of its Xbox content and services revenue.
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