Microsoft today released its earnings report for Q4 2025, including for its Xbox and gaming divisions. According to this report, total gaming revenue grew by 10%, and Xbox content and services revenue grew by 13%. This rise offset the losses of Xbox hardware, which dropped by 22% year-over-year.
According to the company’s press release, the total revenue growth in its personal computing division (the umbrella under which Xbox falls) was 9%, driven by both gaming and search and news advertising. The company’s earnings release notes that Xbox’s content and services revenue grew thanks to both first-party content and Xbox Game Pass.
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