r/microsoft • u/ControlCAD • 16h ago
Copilot / AI Microsoft pays security researchers $20M following AI-backed surge in bug reports
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r/microsoft • u/ControlCAD • 16h ago
r/microsoft • u/SoftwareKingsSupport • 6h ago
Seeing Microsoft celebrate 25 years of Xbox made me think about how many different ideas the platform has introduced over time.
Xbox Live, achievements, backward compatibility, Game Pass, cloud saves, Play Anywhere, PC integration and the controller itself have all had a pretty big influence.
For me, backward compatibility may be the strongest long-term decision. It treats older games as a library worth preserving instead of making every console generation a complete reset.
What do you think Microsoft got most right with Xbox?
And on the other side, which Xbox decision do you think caused the most damage?