Despite cuts, Xbox CEO Asha Sharma wants to keep building "enduring" new IP — with a warning in tow
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After a year of layoffs and uncertainty, Asha Sharma reportedly tells rattled Xbox employees: "We have to find new ways, and courage, to have invention on new IP"
Xbox leader Asha Sharma has reportedly broadcast her intent to "create enduring new IP" alongside the company's much publicised plan to organise around its biggest gaming brands - think The Elder Scrolls, think Blizzard, etc. But according to Sharma: "We will not survive if we only revive on the past."
Asha Sharma Tells Employees That Xbox Won't Survive By 'Only' Relying On Past Franchises
"I would also like to see us continue to create enduring new IP".As we've already covered at Pure Xbox, Asha Sharma was part of a Town Hall meeting at Microsoft HQ last week where she updated employees on the future of the brand, discussing various topics that were shared by Windows Central.That same outlet has shared a few more comments that were apparently made by Sharma regarding Xbox's first-party plans, including how her team are "backing o…
Xbox announces reorganization, focusing on successful IP and new creations. Expected changes in the management of several historic franchises.The profound restructuring and reorganization of the Xbox division, which has been accompanied by thousands of layoffs and disposals, also foresees a strengthening of the company's main IPs but also the creation of new intellectual properties to be joined to Fallout, Call of Duty, Candy Crush and World of …
Asha Sharma: Xbox Needs 'Enduring New IPs,' It Will Not Survive With Just Established Franchises
Xbox CEO Asha Sharma explains that the brand needs to start creating enduring new IPs already if it aims to survive long-term moving forward. Asha Sharma: Xbox Needs ‘Enduring New IPs,’ It Will Not Survive With Just Established Franchises is a post from Tech4Gamers - All About Technology And Gaming News
Asha Sharma stressed the importance of new IPs for Xbox, emphasis on franchises, massive cuts, the need to expand the audience.
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