Chivalry 2 is Proving to Be a Big Hit on Xbox Game Pass. Microsoft generated $2.9bn from Xbox Game Pass last year, regulatory docs suggest. This is Microsoft’s Xbox game streaming device. Microsoft’s head of Xbox, Phil Spencer, has just revealed the company’s dedicated Xbox game streaming device. Microsoft reveals the Xbox Series X mini-mini-fridge.
“Chivalry 2 is Proving to Be a Big Hit on Xbox Game Pass. Chivalry 2, the epic medieval-themed war simulator, was added to the Xbox Game Pass catalog last week and has so far proven to be a very popular new addition for the service's subscribers. In just four days after Chivalry 2 being available on Xbox Game Pass, the game had already added tons of new players into the action, which is great news considering that it's a multiplayer-only title. For the uninitiated, Chivalry 2 is a multiplayer hack-and-slash video game developed by Torn Banner Studios and a sequel to 2012's Chivalry: Medieval Warfare. First released in June 2021 on various platforms, Chivalry 2 supports up to 64 players in one match. There is optional crossplay support available, and those who leave it enabled would have the chance to come face-to-face with new knights brought over by Xbox Game Pass.”
From Video Games Chronicle
“Microsoft generated $2.9bn from Xbox Game Pass last year, regulatory docs suggest. As spotted by Tweaktown, a lengthy report by Brazil’s Administrative Council for Economic Defense (CADE) on Microsoft’s proposed acquisition of Activision Blizzard included a small table revealing the information.
According to the table, of which CADE says the source is Microsoft itself, the Xbox company saw an income of $2.9 billion worldwide from “game subscription services for consoles”, meaning Xbox Game Pass.
It’s worth noting that actual profit is not revealed in the CADE report, and the revenue figure does not include PC Game Pass.”
From The Verge
“This is Microsoft’s Xbox game streaming device. Microsoft’s head of Xbox, Phil Spencer, has just revealed the company’s dedicated Xbox game streaming device. Spencer published a photo of the device on Twitter, where you can see it sitting on top of his shelf in his Microsoft office space. It’s a small white box, that resembles the look of the Xbox Series S and will be dedicated to accessing Xbox games over the company’s Xbox Cloud Gaming service.
Microsoft first announced it was planning an Xbox streaming device last year, and many had incorrectly assumed it would be a stick that would plug directly into a HDMI port. While Microsoft is still working on this Xbox streaming console, codenamed Keystone, it will be more of a box or puck-like device that attaches to monitors and TVs.”
From True Achievements
“Microsoft reveals the Xbox Series X mini-mini-fridge. Microsoft has launched a second variant of its Xbox Series X mini-fridge, which comes in a smaller 4.5-litre form factor to hold eight cans of soft drinks, as well as snacks in a compartment in the door. Xbox's VP of Games Marketing at Microsoft, Aaron Greenberg, has announced on Twitter that the "Mini-Me" Xbox Series X mini-fridge is now available in the US for $79 via Walmart. A global rollout will come at a later date. Even though you can't play all of the upcoming Xbox Game Pass titles on it, not having to get out of your chair for a cold drink is a worthy upgrade to any gaming setup.”
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