
What you need to know
- Xbox head and Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer recently spoke about several of the company's gaming plans in an interview with Bloomberg.
- In the interview, Spencer confirmed that Microsoft has delayed the launch of its mobile gaming store. The store was announced in May, and was originally scheduled to release in July.
- Spencer highlighted the need to make the store stand out in some way, while also commenting that "the ball is moving in the right direction" in regards to the overall state of mobile gaming.
- Notably, Spencer's statements come as regulations against Google and Apple's mobile duopoly move through courts worldwide, and a month after Google was ordered to open up its Android app store to third-party competition in an antitrust case.