Microsoft's latest Xbox layoffs show the pressures facing one of gaming's biggest names and how the new CEO plans to change course.

The industry has been bracing for large-scale Xbox layoffs in the wake of a new administration running the brand. Today, those layoffs have arrived,

Double Fine and Compulsion Games are going independent, and Microsoft is also selling Ninja Theory and Undead Labs.

"Our business today is not healthy," Xbox CEO Asha Sharma warned in a memo to staff Monday.

Xbox CEO Asha Sharma has announced a year-long plan to reduce the division's staff by over 3,000, with 1,600 being laid off today. Five studios are leaving Xbox.

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Double Fine, Compulsion Games, Ninja Theory, and Undead Labs are leaving Microsoft as the company restructures its gaming business.

Microsoft moves to slash costs as the video game industry faces what the tech giant calls the "most severe hardware crisis in its history."

Microsoft eliminated approximately 2.1% of its global workforce

1,600 jobs will be eliminated today, the rest throughout FY27

Microsoft is laying off 4,800 employees as Xbox begins its biggest-ever restructuring. Here's why the company is cutting jobs and what changes are coming.

A third of Microsoft's global layoffs were Xbox employee as the company reduced its workforce by 2.1% globally.

Xbox CEO Asha Sharma addressed staff following the decision to lay off 3,200 employees, citing financial challenges and strategic restructuring to stabilize the company's future.

Asha Sharma unveiled sweeping changes at the Microsoft unit Monday, including layoffs that will impact 20% of staff.

Asha Sharma unveiled sweeping changes at the Microsoft unit Monday, including downsizing that will impact 20% of staff.

These cuts are part of broader layoffs at Microsoft, which on Monday said it is eliminating about 4,800 roles

Microsoft's Xbox division eliminates 3,200 jobs and divests four game studios as CEO Asha Sharma calls for a reset amid unsustainable operating margins.

Microsoft is cutting 3,200 Xbox jobs and divesting game studios as part of a broader restructuring announced Monday.

Microsoft's Xbox is cutting 3,200 jobs and divesting five studios as CEO Asha Sharma restructures the gaming business to cut costs and focus on bigger games.

In an effort to save the one-time industry leader, Xbox CEO Asha Sharma on Monday announced 3,200 layoffs and the divestiture of four studios.

Microsoft's latest Xbox layoffs show the pressures facing one of gaming's biggest names and how the new CEO plans to change course.