Microsoft is actively considering the development of an Xbox handheld device, aiming to integrate the Xbox dashboard with Windows. While the future of Xbox remains a topic of discussion within the company, Microsoft is reportedly working on both a next-generation console and a portable gaming system. Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer has confirmed prototypes are in development, but the exact details are still under wraps.
Microsoft is still very keen about making an Xbox handheld (Valve/ Microsoft /Metro) Microsoft has discussed more of its plans for an Xbox handheld, as it attempts to combine the Xbox dashboard and Windows . After the failure of the Xbox Series X/S, Microsoft ’s future in the games industry remains a issue of hot debate, even within the company itself. What we do know though is that they’re working on both a next gen console and a handheld.
Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer has already confirmed prototypes are underway for a portable device, which will be a ‘few years out’. It’s never been confirmed but that alone implies the handheld is the next gen console. Another rumoured option is that it might not be made by Microsoft itself, and will instead see the Xbox operating system being placed on third party devices, such as Lenovo or ROG Ally handhelds. While Microsoft hasn’t given an explicit answer on the subject, Microsoft’s vice president of ‘Next Generation’, Jason Ronald, has said it is planning on combining Xbox and Windows in order to bolster its plans in the space. Speaking during an AMD and Lenovo event at CES titled The Future Of Gaming Handhelds, Ronald said: ‘We’ve been really innovating for a long time in the console space, and as we partner across the industry it’s really about how do we bring those innovations that we’ve incubated and developed in the console space and bring them to PC and bring them to the handheld gaming space.’ Microsoft wants to unify Xbox and Windows (Microsoft) Ronald later spoke to The Verge after the event, where he went into further detail about Microsoft’s intentions in the handheld space. ‘I would say it’s bringing the best of Xbox and Windows together, because we have spent the last 20 years building a world-class operating system, but it’s really locked to the console,’ he adde
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