Microsoft is struggling to sell Xboxes, again:
You might think that meant Microsoft had a bad third quarter, but total revenue and net income were up year-over-year by seven and nine percent, respectively. Office software and Azure cloud computing services made plenty of money. It was the hardware side of the business that suffered. Revenue from devices like the Surface tablets Tom BradyThat nosedive in “next-gen” hardware sales came despite big holiday discounts like the temporary $50 price cut to the Series S.
Bethesda’supcoming vampire shooter from ArkaneXbox content and services revenue, meanwhile, was only up three percent. That includes Game Pass, the Netflix-like subscription service Microsoft says is profitable but which seems to have plateaued in terms of gaining new subscribers. That’s probably again because of the lack of big new releases coming to the service.
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