Phil's shelf strikes again. Update 10/26: As tweeted by Tom Warren, Xbox head Phil Spencer spoke at WSJ Live today about a number of topics, including Project Keystone.

ORIGINAL STORY 10/10/22: Phil Spencer's shelf is at it again. Ever since it was discovered the Xbox boss had secreted an Xbox Series S in plain sight behind him during a video interview months ...

Phil Spencer has cheekily revealed another new device via Twitter, and it's the long-rumored Xbox streaming box. By Steven T. Wright on October 11, 2022 at 10:05AM PDT 3 Comments ...

Head of Xbox Phil Spencer took multiple video interviews in July 2020 with an Xbox Series S simply sitting on his shelf, and no one noticed. The official Xbox Twitter account revealed the fun fact ...

In an interesting news piece showing off the Xbox Gaming Labs at Microsoft’s HQ, CEO of gaming Phil Spencer’s infamous shelf may have teased some form of an Xbox DOOM controller design ...

RELATED: Head of Xbox Phil Spencer Has Xbox-Themed Snowboard During his appearance at the BAFTA Game Awards 2022 , fans were quick to notice a sword displayed on the top shelf in the background of ...

Phil Spencer On Why The Xbox Streaming Console Isn't ... And I love the effort," Spencer said. "The reason it's on my shelf is the team rolled up their sleeves and in nine months they built that ...

The Phil Spencer shelf conspiracy theories are still going strong. We've fully gone down the rabbit hole and here's what these potential teases could mean for the future of Xbox.

And as for the device that was spotted on Phil's shelf in a tweet a few months a while back? Turns out it was an early prototype of the Keystone, and he kept it as a reminder of the team's hard work.

Now what did we say about putting old prototypes on your shelf boss — Xbox (@Xbox) October 10, 2022 Spencer’s original tweet still remains up, so even if the leak was unintentional, it seems ...

Microsoft's experimental Keystone micro-console is still on Phil Spencer's shelf, teases a new low-cost cloud console that could help expand Xbox brand. VIEW GALLERY - 2. Derek Strickland.