Microsoft isn’t done with its acquisition spree in gaming as it looks for more companies to help make content for its popular Xbox, the company's gaming chief said
Microsoft isn’t done with its acquisition spree in gaming as it looks for more companies to help make content for its popular Xbox, the software giant’s gaming chief said.
“We’re always out there looking for people who we think would be a good match and teams that would be a good match with our strategy, so we’re definitely not done,” Phil Spencer, Microsoft’s executive vice president of gaming, said at The Wall Street Journal’s Tech Live conference Monday.
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