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Xbox console salesArs Technica
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Microsoft 's revenue from Xbox console sales was down 42 percent on a year-over-year basis for the quarter ending in June .
The massive drop continues a long, pronounced slide for sales of Microsoft 's gaming hardware.
Microsoft CFO Amy Hood told investors to expect hardware sales to decline yet again in the coming fiscal quarter .
Overall, the reported revenue numbers suggest that sales of the Xbox Series X/S line peaked sometime in 2022 .
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