FTC v. Microsoft: all the news from the big Xbox courtroom battle
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The FTC is now questioning Phil Spencer about triple-A content.
“It is your view that Microsoft needs a predictable cadence of triple-A content for services,” asks the FTC.
“I think our customers need content that they know ship dates for to invest in our platform, yes,” says Spencer. He also agrees that Microsoft needs this type of content to drive acquisition of users for Xbox.
The FTC is also pushing Spencer on how many triple-A games come out each year. Obviously those are a small portion in the overall market, as there are a lot more indie games.











