Phil Spencer sat down for an interview with CNBC where he discussed key questions about the Xbox business. Spencer said the company will continue to buy studios after the Activision Blizzard deal.
This is a very competitive market. I don’t think we can take a break anywhere. Today, Tencent is the largest gaming company in the world and continues to invest heavily in game content and studios. Sony’s gaming business is further developed than ours – they also continue to invest.
The Xbox boss also noted that the company isn’t going to increase the cost of the Xbox Series X/S just yet. Recall that previously the PlayStation 5 has risen in price in a number of regions due to the economic situation.
We love how the Xbox Series S performs in the market. More than half of our new players accept it.
I can say with certainty that today we have no plans to increase the prices for our consoles. At a time like this, our customers are experiencing more economic problems than ever before. We don’t think it’s the right decision to raise prices at this point.
Previously, PlayStation head Jim Ryan (Jim Ryan) criticized Phil Spencer’s decision on Call of Duty. The head is not happy that his consoles can lose the popular franchise. They’re Falling: Reddit sparked a detail from Red Dead Redemption 2
Source: VG Times
