In an interview with The Game Business, Moore suggested that the company was in hot water trying to figure out how to fix the Xbox 360's "red ring of death", but determined that spending the $1.15 ...

Finally, the former Xbox 360 boss closed out the discussion by looking back fondly on his time at Microsoft. Moore says ...

Former Xbox exec Peter Moore says Microsoft’s $1.15 billion fix for the red ring of death saved the brand. Without it, Xbox ...

The Xbox 360 had many highs that people remember, but it was the lows that almost killed the entire Xbox line.

While the Xbox 360 was a celebrated console, everyone who owned one lived in fear of the dreaded 'red ring of death'. For ...

Speaking to The Game Business in a new interview, Moore – who helped launch both the Xbox and 360 – guesses that if Microsoft had not spent so much time and money on repairing the "bone pile of [Xbox ...

Microsoft has rolled out a new update for Xbox 360 consoles, bringing improvements to the dashboard and ads to the home ...

In all, Microsoft spent about $1.15 billion to fix the issue for its customers, who had to send the system back to Microsoft ...

A reader thinks this week’s mass layoffs mark the end of Xbox, as anything other than third party publisher, and laments the missed opportunities of the last decade.

A console launch doesn’t make or break a system, but it’s still important. A fumbled launch can paint a system as the “loser” of a generation, while a strong one can write its name in the stars.