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Microsoft CFO Aims to Transition Xbox into Subscription Business, Citing Game Pass Success

Emil JohnBy Emil JohnAugust 1, 2024No Comments2 Mins Read

Microsoft’s Chief Financial Officer, Amy Hood, has outlined a strategic vision to transition Xbox into a subscription-based business model, leveraging the success of Xbox Game Pass. This strategy follows significant revenue growth for Microsoft’s gaming division in the final quarter of the fiscal year.

Recent sales data shows a remarkable 44 percent surge in Microsoft’s gaming revenue compared to the previous year. Particularly notable is the 61 percent increase in revenue from Xbox content and services.

During an investor call after the financial report, Amy Hood emphasized the company’s intention to utilize its extensive content portfolio to expand its global user base. Hood articulated:

“I do think the real goal here is to be able to take a broad set of content to more users in more places, and really build what looks more like, to us, a software annuity and subscription business with enhanced transactions and the ownership of IP, which is quite valuable long term. And Satya mentioned things where with the ownership of IP, it can be monetized in multiple ways. And I think we’re really encouraged by some of the progress and how we’re making progress with Game Pass, as well, with some of the new announcements.”

Hood’s statements highlight the strategic shift towards a subscription-centered model, with Xbox Game Pass at the forefront. She noted the various ways in which Xbox’s intellectual properties can be monetized and expressed optimism regarding the progress and performance of Game Pass.

Microsoft’s confidence in Xbox Game Pass is evident, especially as the service grows. The decision to launch high-profile titles, such as “Call of Duty: Black Ops 6,” on Game Pass from day one—scheduled for release on October 25—demonstrates a firm commitment to the subscription model.

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