Xbox chief Asha Sharma cites supply limits as hardware sales fall and Gears of War: E-Day sales are reported

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Xbox CEO Asha Sharma said console sales are constrained by supply and that demand exceeds available consoles, as Microsoft reported Xbox revenue down 2% in the quarter and hardware sales down 14%. Analyst Mat Piscatella said Sharma's recent moves have not helped. The Verge reported Gears of War: E-Day sold over 400,000 copies. Sharma also told CNBC she wants Xbox to out-earn Sony and Nintendo on profit margins by mid-2030. Separately, Turn 10 head Dan Greenawalt is reportedly retiring after 27 years.

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