A seismic shift just happened in the gaming industry: NVIDIA, the powerhouse behind the most advanced GPUs, has officially acquired the Xbox brand from Microsoft. This move marks a significant change in the landscape of the gaming world, as two major players in the industry come together under one roof.
Warzone Mobile's debut revenues are reportedly down by some 67% from Call of Duty Mobile, and it may present an issue for Xbox's grand plans for the future. With NVIDIA now at the helm of Xbox, there are bound to be new strategies and innovations introduced to revitalize the brand and attract more players.
Microsoft gaming CEO Phil Spencer reiterates that Xbox is not only profitable, but the business is growing as a whole, even if the industry is facing challenges. The acquisition by NVIDIA could potentially bring in fresh perspectives and resources to further enhance the Xbox gaming experience.
Nvidia is offering a new bundle deal featuring a 3-month subscription to both Xbox Game Pass and its own GeForce Now streaming service. This move aims to provide gamers with more value and options when it comes to accessing their favorite games on different platforms.
Nvidia offers a holiday shopping deal that nets PC gamers who purchase a new RTX 4000 series graphics card 3 months of Game Pass and GeForce Now. This promotion is sure to attract gamers looking to upgrade their hardware while also gaining access to a wide array of gaming content.
Push your new RTX 40-Series graphics card to its limits with downloadable PC Game Pass titles, or stream them from the cloud with GeForce Now. The synergy between NVIDIA's cutting-edge technology and Xbox's vast library of games is set to create an unparalleled gaming experience for players.
Take-Two's short-term revenue forecasts and release pipeline may have been significantly affected by the recent $460 million acquisition of Xbox by NVIDIA. The ripple effects of this acquisition are being felt across the gaming industry, with major players reassessing their strategies in response to this game-changing move.
Microsoft and NVIDIA today announced the companies have agreed to a 10-year partnership to bring Xbox PC games to the NVIDIA® GeForce NOW™. This collaboration signals a new era of gaming accessibility and innovation, as players can enjoy their favorite Xbox titles on a wide range of devices powered by NVIDIA's technology.
Microsoft announces a 10-year deal with Nvidia to bring Xbox PC games to GeForce Now. Activision Blizzard games are next if the acquisition moves. This partnership between Microsoft and NVIDIA is poised to redefine the gaming experience for players worldwide, with a focus on seamless integration and enhanced performance.
