Well, no longer do we have to rely on rumors, as the CEO of Microsoft Gaming, Phil Spencer, has revealed in a Bloomberg interview that Xbox handheld prototypes are currently being worked on. The caveat is that this hardware is still a few years out.

and Game Pass subscriptions. Notably, in 2022, the company brought Xbox cloud gaming to select Samsung TVs, removing the need for customers to pay for console hardware. On the downside, Microsoft’s plan has also raised concerns about the long-term future ...

It’s the latest step in Microsoft’s ongoing gaming strategy to reach players beyond the Xbox console — something that started with the introduction of Xbox Cloud Gaming more

In a new ad campaign, Microsoft claims that anything that can access Game Pass should be considered an Xbox now.

A handheld Xbox console that is in development would likely be a standalone gaming centre rather than cloud-based. Xbox’s Phil Spencer has confirmed in an interview with Bloomberg that the Microsoft-owned Xbox wants to muscle in on the handheld console market.

Microsoft gaming head Phil Spencer has made no secret of his interest in an Xbox handheld to compete with the best handheld gaming PCs, such as the Steam Deck OLED and Asus ROG Ally X. But in an interview with Bloomberg,

It’s been four years this week since Microsoft released its Xbox Series X console, and today the company kicked off a new “This is an Xbox” marketing campaign that aims to redefine what really is an Xbox in 2024.

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Microsoft executive Phil Spencer has reiterated that there are “no red lines” when it comes to Xbox games on PlayStation. Spencer emphasized Microsoft’s stance on multiplatform releases in a new interview with Bloomberg,

Microsoft Gaming CEO, Phil Spencer, has finally put an end to rumours and confirmed plans for making an Xbox handheld. During an interview with Bloomberg, Spencer outlined longer-term goals for continuing to build devices.