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Microsoft’s Q2 FY2025: Gaming Revenue -7%, Hardware -29%, Content and Services +2%

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Or is it just one of Phil's balls in my throat?
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Mibu no ookami

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Will confirm MS's current direction. Wonder if the Gamepass growth came from user numbers or price.

They increased the price of GamePass Ultimate by 17%. PC GamePass increased by 20%.

Combined with CoD going to GamePass, I'm not sure you can call this actual growth and without additional price increases for next year, I'm not sure how they'll stay ahead of churn...
 

bundylove

Member
They increased the price of GamePass Ultimate by 17%. PC GamePass increased by 20%.

Combined with CoD going to GamePass, I'm not sure you can call this actual growth and without additional price increases for next year, I'm not sure how they'll stay ahead of churn...
These services are just a slow burning trap.
Fucking neflix is raising prices in april again.

All my services combined cost way more than i ever paid for cable
 

Mibu no ookami

Demoted Member® Pro™
These services are just a slow burning trap.
Fucking neflix is raising prices in april again.

All my services combined cost way more than i ever paid for cable

Going to disagree with you big time on your premise.

Netflix is a historically great deal to the detriment of the industry. It would be a great deal at 50 a month.

It has way more content than cable minus RSN and live events, whether you value their catalog or not, it's a pretty insane price with easy access to cancelations.

All your services combined is way more content than you were getting with cable and not dealing with commercials.
 

FoxMcChief

Gold Member
Does Nintendo want to partner up is the question? What incentive do they have to do that?
They have a working relationship. They’ve made things happen working together in the past. Of the three console makers, they’ve collaborated numerous times in the past.

A career moment for Phil, kissing Nintendos red ring.
just have to wonder where that red ring is….
 
Going to disagree with you big time on your premise.

Netflix is a historically great deal to the detriment of the industry. It would be a great deal at 50 a month.

It has way more content than cable minus RSN and live events, whether you value their catalog or not, it's a pretty insane price with easy access to cancelations.

All your services combined is way more content than you were getting with cable and not dealing with commercials.
Not dealing with commercials is worth it IMO. I can't stand commercials.
 

Mr Moose

Member
Not necessarily, what exactly does content and services include?

The 2% is for the entire segment, not just game pass. GP is the driver of the positive result.
That's a good question.

Gaming, including Xbox hardware and Xbox content and services, comprising first- and third-party content (including games and in-game content), Xbox Game Pass and other subscriptions, Xbox Cloud Gaming, advertising, third-party disc royalties, and other cloud services.
I found this but it's still not clear what is included with just content and services.
 
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Woopah

Member
They increased the price of GamePass Ultimate by 17%. PC GamePass increased by 20%.

Combined with CoD going to GamePass, I'm not sure you can call this actual growth and without additional price increases for next year, I'm not sure how they'll stay ahead of churn...
It would depend what the Gamepass result is. If it's under 17% then the growth is only through price, whereas its more than that then there's subscriber growth as well.

Do we have any idea what proportion of content and services comes from Gamepass?
 
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