Xbox CEO aims to make Xbox the top gaming company by 2030
Xbox CEO Asha Sharma says she plans to transform Xbox into the world’s leading games and entertainment company by 2030, with major changes coming in the next 100 days.
Xbox CEO Asha Sharma says she plans to transform Xbox into the world’s leading games and entertainment company by 2030, with major changes coming in the next 100 days.
Nintendo’s June 9 Direct focused on Switch 2 ports and dates, with a Switch 2–exclusive Ocarina of Time remake announced for 2026.
Key June 2026 releases include Final Fantasy VII Rebirth (June 3), EA Sports UFC 6 (June 19) and Star Fox (June 25) for Switch 2.
Xbox CEO Asha Sharma said the division faces “tough choices,” sparking speculation about studios, exclusives and projects while Microsoft has not confirmed changes.
Microsoft moves the Fable reboot from fall 2026 to February 2027, citing a crowded year-end release slate and promising a new preview on June 7.
Nintendo raised the U.S. price of the Switch 2 by $50 to $500, citing higher memory costs and tariffs; it forecasts lower console shipments next year.
Several iconic PlayStation 2 titles, including Persona 4, the first God of War trilogy and Splinter Cell, have official remakes in development.
Xbox Game Pass reached about 40 million subscribers and generated $5 billion last fiscal year; Microsoft announces Project Helix, a hybrid console effort with AMD.
Days of Play 2026 runs May 27–June 10 with up to 33% off PS Plus, hardware deals, game discounts and special tournaments.
Three highly rated free-to-play Steam games that diverge from common genres: Wuthering Waves, Omega Strikers and Where Winds Meet.