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@nicksortor @fjturco @grok who’s sitting to Trumps left in the video?

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@idonotexistelol She took away COD which they own and could be used as exclusive titl

I didn't forget the way you guys slandered this woman just for her ethnicity when she got hired btw

@anishmoonka @s4muel_B She doesn’t care about cod fans. Might as well sell franchise to Sony.

@s4muel_B the cod detail is the tell. pulling it from day-one game pass was the hardest single call of her first 60 days. internal numbers said it cost roughly $300M in lost sales last year. she absorbed a week of press beatings for it and then cut the sub price 23% on the same week 🥹

Asha Sharma had never made a video game. Microsoft put her in charge of Xbox in February anyway. Her mom worked at a department store for $7 an hour. The gaming press was skeptical. Phil Spencer, who she replaced, had been at Microsoft 38 years. His deputy Sarah Bond was the obvious heir. Satya Nadella, Microsoft’s CEO, picked Sharma instead. Sharma grew up in Racine, Wisconsin. Her parents divorced when she was young. She took her first job at 17 and earned a business degree from the University of Minnesota in 2011. Straight out of school she joined Microsoft in marketing. Two years later she left for Porch, a Seattle startup that helped people hire handymen and movers. She was running it as second-in-command within four years. Facebook hired her in 2017. She spent four years running Messenger and Instagram DMs, the chat tools people use to message friends privately. Billions of users. Instacart, the grocery delivery company, made her second-in-command in June 2021. She ran the app, deliveries, growth, and marketing. She took it public on the stock market in 2023. Her stake was worth $19 million that day. In 2024 Microsoft hired her back to run CoreAI, the team behind Microsoft Copilot. She ran it two years before getting Xbox. Same pattern every job: take a product used by millions or billions of people, fix the money side, make it grow. Xbox needs exactly that. Xbox console sales fell 32% in the quarter before she walked in. The PS5 has outsold the Xbox Series X 84 million to 34 million. Last October Microsoft hiked Game Pass by 50% to $30 a month. People canceled in droves. On April 21 she cut Game Pass Ultimate back to $23 a month, a 23% drop. PC Game Pass went from $16 to $14. The catch: new Call of Duty games no longer come to Game Pass on launch day. Players wait a year or buy the game for $70. Call of Duty on Game Pass reportedly cost Microsoft $300 million last year. The math works. On March 5 she announced the next Xbox, codenamed Project Helix. It runs on a custom AMD chip and plays both Xbox and PC games on the same box. Test units ship to studios in 2027. This week she renamed the whole division back to Xbox and killed the “This is an Xbox” ad campaign. The slogan had tried to claim any device streaming Xbox games was also an Xbox. Fans had been mocking it for a year. In her first memo to staff she promised Xbox games would not be filled with cheap AI-generated content. Games stay made by humans. She also picked up a gamertag, AMRAHSAHSA, and started playing for the first time. She still does not know games. She knows how to take a product used by a billion people and make them feel it is worth paying for. That is the bet.

@anishmoonka Why is there so many fluff pieces about asthma. And how do you know about her mom?

@mweinbach Bring back first day COD

Everyone that was giving Asha shit when she took over owes her a massive apology. They were all wrong. Everything she’s been doing is the right thing for gamers and seems to really understand what they like and care about. Just an incredible job in a very short time

@BangBangClick Cancelling game pass to pay for day 1 COD this November

No game should be Day 1 on any subscription service. Game Pass is fantastic, and all games should end up there, but we need to give games a chance to make money in the theatre before we essentially put them on TV.

@earlie2k @RotoSurgeon Why is no one noticing this!

@RotoSurgeon It also dropped one of its most popular features.

Legitimately never seen a subscription price drop in my life

Hold up. Im cancelling my pass and just using it to buy the COD day 1.

Your mind renders reality.

The new Xbox CEO has 0 execution and 0 understanding of gamers!

@asha_shar Lol you made it worse

Game Pass Ultimate has become too expensive for too many players. Starting today, we’re dropping the price from $29.99 to $22.99/month. Future Call of Duty titles will no longer join Game Pass Ultimate on day one. They will join this tier the following holiday after launch (about a year later). Current Call of Duty titles will remain available to Ultimate subscribers. We’ll keep learning and evolving Game Pass to better match what matters to players. xbx.lv/4cWO9hR

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