But Xbox boss Phil Spencer still has his job, and despite rumors to the contrary, he isn't retiring. Xbox's head of communications Kari Perez told The Verge that, "Phil is not retiring anytime soon." ...

More Xbox Layoffs Announced, Phil Spencer Claims They Were Necessary "Our platform, hardware, and game roadmap have never looked stronger," Phil Spencer says.

Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer claimed that the Xbox "platform, hardware, and game roadmap have never looked stronger" amid a studio closures, game cancelations, and widespread layoffs.

However, in a statement shared with The Verge, Xbox head of communications Kari Perez seemed to explicitly refute that rumor. "Phil is not retiring anytime soon," reads Microsoft's comment.

Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer is “not retiring anytime soon”, after overseeing a disastrous day of layoffs which have devastated the Xbox division. The executive – who oversees ...

Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer isn’t retiring anytime soon. He took over leadership of Microsoft’s Xbox work in 2014.

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