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At Xbox, we believe that gaming is for everyone. Gaming provides billions of people around the world with many shared experiences: it can take you to wonderful places, immerse you in gripping narratives, and connect you with friends and create a sense of community. We believe that gaming should be inclusive of all, accessible to all, and safe for all, and we work toward making it so each and every day. Why? Because when everybody plays, we all win. Sound like something you’d like to be a part of? Check out our job openings by going to https://jobs.careers.microsoft.com

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10,001+ employees
Founded
2001

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    Teaming up with Ubisoft for the BLAST R6 Major Munich was a smashing success 🙌 But that’s not all – tune into the 1v1 NOW TOURNAMENT Finals during the Six Invitational 2026 in Paris!

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    For this month’s Indie Selects, we’d like to shoutout the endlessly charming and original ARPG The Lonesome Guild, developed by Tiny Bull Studios out of Turin, Italy.   Control up to 4 unique characters on their journey to rescue the world from a plague of Loneliness in this fun, quirky, and surprisingly moving adventure. The stronger your friendships get, the stronger your power grows.   Check out The Lonesome Guild and other November Indie Selects here: xbx.lv/48CkOqM

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    “In my 30-plus years in design, the product I am most proud of is the Xbox Adaptive Controller” -Carl Ledbetter, Head of Design, Xbox Devices. In the latest issue of Microsoft Signal, Ledbetter shares an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at the process of designing a controller to meet the needs of primarily players with limited mobility. “It’s not a mass market product, but I don’t think I’ve worked on anything with a bigger impact, Ledbetter says. “We created something that unlocked the ability for people to play games that they could not otherwise, and as a designer, that’s a proud moment. “Since 2014, Microsoft’s core mission statement has been ‘to empower every person and every organization on the planet to achieve more.’ I can’t think of a product I’ve worked on that better embodies this than the Xbox Adaptive Controller.” Click here for more behind the scenes looks at Ledbetter’s designs for the Xbox, the IntelliMouse, and more: https://xbx.lv/3LU5n4B

    • A neatly arranged flat lay of product design materials on a white surface. The items include gray and white plastic controller prototypes with large circular pads, two round black components, an empty white controller shell with cutouts, and a black internal frame piece. There are also hand-drawn technical sketches showing controller concepts and mechanisms, a digital caliper, a kraft notebook, and a black-and-green marker. The layout appears to represent an early hardware design or prototyping process for an accessible game controller.
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    Nearly 68 percent of players say gaming is more emotionally fulfilling than other hobbies. That's because games don't just entertain us—they ask something of us. When we build, explore, or compete, we create our own joy. The reward isn't passive. It's personal. This is just one of many findings from Xbox’s Culture of Play Report. To get a truer picture of how players feel about gaming, we partnered with Edelman Data & Intelligence to survey 1,500 adult video game players in the U.S. and uncovered a new look at why play feels different, and why so many people say it’s time well-spent. The data highlighted three key reasons why players keep coming back: Meaning, Connection, and Self-Expression. Click through to find out why communities are so important to gaming, and more.  https://xbx.lv/4i40vWk

    • 68% say gaming is more emotionally fulfilling two friends sit on a couch laughing and celebrating while holding gaming controllers, with large text reading “68%” over the image. Caption below states that 68% of people surveyed say gaming is more emotionally fulfilling than other hobbies.
    • 3 in 4 feel they’re doing something meaningful A collage of various Xbox game covers and gameplay scenes forms the background, with large text “3 in 4” centered. Caption below states that three in four people surveyed feel they’re doing something meaningful when they play.
    • 71% hope to pass on their love of gaming A man in business attire smiles while playing a handheld gaming device in a city at night, with blurred lights behind him. Large text “71%” overlays the image. Caption below notes that 71% of people surveyed hope to pass their love of gaming to the next generation.
    • 67% feel closer to friends who also game Two kids sit on a bed playing video games together, smiling and focused on the screen. Large text “67%” appears over the image. Caption below states that 67% of people surveyed feel closer to friends who also play.
    • 60% say they’ve made lifelong friends Three friends sit together indoors, enthusiastically high-fiving and laughing while gaming on handheld and laptop devices. Large text “60%” overlays the scene. Caption below says that 60% of people surveyed have made lifelong friends through gaming.
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