Xbox’s First Report Card Following Its Big ‘Reset’ Looks A Lot Like All The Others - Kotaku

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For the first quarter (July, August, and September) of the new fiscal year, Microsoft reported that Xbox content and services revenue was down 2 percent thanks to declines in third-party content and in Xbox Game Pass, which saw a price cut take effect back in April. Hardware revenue dropped 14 percent year-over-year, something it’s been doing reliably almost every quarter for years now (down 13 percent YOY last quarter, 33 percent the quarter prior, and so forth). Some things stand out: Game Pass costs less and consoles cost more.

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