The ID@Xbox program first launched back in 2013.
What you need to know Microsoft shared several new milestones for the ID@Xbox program on Thursday. Microsoft states that the program has paid out over $2.5 billion in revenue for indie developers. Microsoft also recently announced the ID@Azure program. Microsoft shared a recap of the ID@Xbox program's history on Thursday, with some major milestones and updates on how far the program has come since its launch in 2013.
According to Microsoft (via Xbox Wire), the ID@Xbox program has paid out over $2.5 billion in revenue for indie developers since its creation. The last milestone for the program was $500 million paid out back in 2017, meaning an additional $2 billion was paid in the last five years.
Other interesting stats include how the program now encompasses over 4,600 developers across 94 countries. Microsoft has also seen success with some ID@Xbox games launching directly into Xbox Game Pass. Microsoft claims that the average... https://www.windowscentral.com/idxbox-2-5-billion-revenue-indie-developers
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