Microsoft's Xbox Game Pass Friends & Family plan ends in August – The Verge
Microsoft is ending its Xbox Game Pass Friends & Family plan. It was live in eight markets, but it's going away on August 15th.
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FTC loses again, Microsoft is now clear to close the Activision-Xbox deal in the US
Xbox, Activision Blizzard King, and FTC logos on a black background. (Image credit: Windows Central / Microsoft / FTC) …
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Major Nelson is leaving Xbox – The Verge
Larry Hryb, an Xbox employee perhaps better known by his “Major Nelson” alias, is leaving Microsoft. Hryb has been a major face for many of Xbox's …
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Larry Hryb, Xbox's 'Major Nelson,' is leaving Microsoft – Engadget
Larry Hryb, better known as “Major Nelson” in Xbox circles, tweeted today that he's leaving Microsoft.
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Major Nelson Is Leaving Xbox After Two Decades – Kotaku
Larry Hryb hosted hundreds of episodes of the official Xbox podcast. … Hryb has announced he's leaving Microsoft after 22 years at the company.
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Xbox Game Pass Friends and Family preview ends next month, Microsoft confirms
Microsoft's Xbox Game Pass Friends and Family preview will come to a close next month.
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Xbox's Larry Hryb, Better Known as Major Nelson, Steps Down After 20 Years – IGN
Xbox's Larry Hryb, best known as Major Nelson, is leaving Xbox and Microsoft after spending two decades at the company.
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Microsoft Activision Blizzard Acquisition Given Greenlight In US After FTC Loses (Again)
News FTC Appeals Court's Ruling Permitting Microsoft's Acquisition Of Activision Blizzard · News UK CMA Delays Decision On Xbox ActiBlizz Deal Until …
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Xbox vs FTC: The Last Battle – YouTube
Video sponsored by Ridge. Check them out here: ridge.com/bdsams. Use code BDSAMS for 10% off your order!As Microsoft and the FTC continue …
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Xbox's Major Nelson is leaving Microsoft | Shacknews
Microsoft's Xbox division is likely still celebrating its major victory over the FTC in its fight to acquire Activision Blizzard, but a major …
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