Revenue from game subscriptions like Xbox Game Pass has barely grown in 2 years, potentially explaining Microsoft's studio closures
The megacorp is now reinvesting in "high-impact titles"
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Revenue from gaming subscriptions has reportedly barely increased in the last two years in the US, which might help paint a clearer picture aroundMicrosoft’s recent studio closures.
Video game industry analyst Mat Piscatella took tosocial mediato report that “non-mobile video game subscription spending was only up 1%” compared to this time last year. …
