Xbox boss confirms a handheld console is in works
Xbox Boss Confirms We'll Get More Xbox Consoles
The ad campaign positions every electronic device with a screen as an Xbox, as Microsoft continues to publish its titles and launch services beyond Xbox consoles. This includes everything from Meta Quest VR headsets to Amazon Fire Sticks using Xbox Cloud Gaming.
Xbox boss confirms a handheld console is in the works
For anyone paying close attention to the growing handheld gaming field, you may have seen a rumor or two over the last year that Microsoft is supposedly working on an Xbox handheld. It would stand to reason the company would jump on the bandwagon after Steam and Asus blew the doors off with wild success,
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