Xbox Live Outage Causes Issues for Gamers
Xbox gamers across the globe have been left frustrated this week as the Xbox Live service has suffered an outage of some kind. Reports have been coming in of users being unable to log in and play games, with the Xbox Live service seemingly suffering an outage. On social media many gamers have been voicing their concerns, as they have been unable to access their games.
The Xbox Live outage appears to have first been reported on February 1st, with some users being unable to access the Xbox Live servers. This has led to many gamers being unable to play their games, or access the Xbox Live marketplace. The outage has also been affecting Xbox consoles including the Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, and PC.
In response to the outage Xbox Support has now confirmed that the issue has now been fixed after "intermittent issues". According to the support page, the issue has now been resolved, however many gamers have reported still being unable to access the service.
The Xbox Live outage has also affected other services such as Teams and Outlook, with many users being unable to log in to either of these services. This has led to further frustration for gamers, as they have been unable to access their games or other services.
The outage has also affected upcoming games such as Babylon's Fall, which was designed as a live service game for PC, PS4, and PS5. However, due to the Xbox Live outage gamers have been unable to access the game, leading to further frustration.
In addition, gamers have also been unable to take advantage of the Xbox Game Pass Ultimate deal which was available for just $10 (down from $30). This deal included instant access to EA Play and Xbox Live Gold, however due to the outage many gamers were unable to take advantage of the offer.
Overall, the Xbox Live outage has been a major issue for many gamers this week, as they have been unable to access their games or other services. While the issue appears to have now been resolved, many gamers are still reporting issues accessing the service, leading to further frustration.
