Microsoft CFO wants to turn Xbox into a subscription business, and is "really encouraged by some of the progress" of Game Pass
Amy Hood weighs in on Xbox's future
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In an investor’s call following the report, Microsoft chief financial officer Amy Hood was asked how investors should think about the growth of Microsoft’s gaming business. “I do think the real goal here is to be able to take a broad set of content to more users in more places, and really build what looks like more to us, the software annuity and subscription business,” Hood responded.
Again, that’s a long way of saying that Microsoft is broadly pleased with how Xbox Game Pass is panning out for its business. It’s not really a surprise to hear that Microsoft is betting big with Xbox Game Pass growth after Xbox’s decision to launchCall of Duty: Black Ops 6via the subscription service on day onelater this year on October 25.
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