Dude, Xbox is like my old gaming rig - it's still kickin', but not as good as when it was new 
. I mean, who needs a console that's been around for ages, right? 
But seriously, 30% drop in revenue? That's like me having 30% fewer snacks at the movies... just doesn't add up 
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I guess it's not surprising though, considering all those games got canned. I was really looking forward to playing Perfect Dark too
. But hey, Microsoft's AI game is strong (get it? like Xbox's games? 
). That Fairwater supercomputer sounds like a real beast... almost as powerful as my old gaming PC 
.
So yeah, Xbox might be down, but at least the content and services are still pumping
. Maybe they'll just have to "upgrade" their strategy 
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. I mean, who needs a console that's been around for ages, right? But seriously, 30% drop in revenue? That's like me having 30% fewer snacks at the movies... just doesn't add up .I guess it's not surprising though, considering all those games got canned. I was really looking forward to playing Perfect Dark too
. But hey, Microsoft's AI game is strong (get it? like Xbox's games? ). That Fairwater supercomputer sounds like a real beast... almost as powerful as my old gaming PC .So yeah, Xbox might be down, but at least the content and services are still pumping
. Maybe they'll just have to "upgrade" their strategy .
. Like, I get it, price hikes can be a major turn-off for some gamers. But 30% year-over-year? That's crazy 
. Perfect Dark and Everwild were like, some of the most anticipated games out there! Cancelled them? That's gotta be hurting their rep in a big way 
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. I mean, those subscription numbers are through the roof 
. And with all this focus on AI, Microsoft is basically setting itself up for some huge growth opportunities 
. The new datacenter in Fairwater, Wisconsin? That's like, whoa! 80% capacity increase and doubling their footprint over two years? Mind blown 
. Maybe Xbox just needs to rethink its strategy a bit, but overall, I'm stoked about Microsoft's AI plans 