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Microsoft Xbox Chief Peter Moore: Did he jump or was he pushed? | |
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| Time: 00:13 EST/05:13 GMT | News Source: ZDNet | Posted By: Kenneth van Surksum | ||
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Peter Moore, the Corporate Vice President of Microosft’s Interactive Entertainment Business — and the point guy on Xbox and Games for Windows — is leaving Microsoft to become President of Electronic Arts’ Sports label. Microsoft made the announcement of Moore’s pending departure (he starts at EA in September) on July 17, twelve days after after taking a $1 billion-plus charge for faulty Xbox hardware in the quarter which ended June 30. (Moore’s replacement is Don Mattrick, a former president at Electronic Arts.) Microsoft’s official word is Moore resigned. Skeptics are wondering whether he is the scapegoat for the Xbox hardware meltdown. Just days before admitting the “Three Rings of Death” was a real problem affecting more than a handful of vociferous users, Moore was the stand-up guy taking the lumps for Microsoft. | ||
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