While Phil Spencer has previously indicated that an Xbox handheld is still years away, recent reports suggest that an Xbox-branded handheld device, codenamed 'Keenan,' could be launching this year. This device will reportedly feature Xbox design elements and focus on PC gaming functionalities, likely running a version of Windows and supporting Microsoft services like Game Pass. Jez Corden of Window's Central highlights that this initiative aligns with Microsoft's interest in collaborating with third-parties. The announcement contrasts with earlier statements from Spencer, indicating a potential shift in Xbox's hardware strategy.
Xbox's anticipated handheld gaming console, reportedly codename 'Keenan,' may launch this year in collaboration with a third-party, boasting Xbox design elements and a PC-like functionality.
Jez Corden notes that while Phil Spencer suggests a longer timeline, reports indicate an Xbox handheld device could be available as early as this year.
The device is expected to resemble a Steam Deck or Asus ROG Ally, running Windows and focusing on the Microsoft Store and PC Game Pass.
Previously, reports mentioned Microsoft contemplating third-party collaborations to develop Xbox-branded devices, marking a significant shift in their hardware strategy.
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