Being able to hold the power of Xbox in your hands is no longer just a pipe dream. Still, its release is some years away yet.
As much as we love ourXboxSeries X, we appreciate how cumbersome it is – we can’t exactly take it on the train with us for a quick gaming session on the way to work.
It would be wonderful to be able to play our favourite Xbox titles on the move.
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Imagine playingDragon Age: The Veilguardanytime, anywhere
Technically, we can, so long as they’re also available on either theSteamDeck orNintendo, but let’s ignore technicalities for now.
Our point is that a handheld version of the Xbox is an obvious gap inMicrosoft’s hardware catalogue. And it’s apparently one it intends to fill over the next few years.
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Furthermore, that there are plans to build a handheld console, as well as prototypes currently being worked on.
It’s a promising start, but that’s all it is: a start.
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Xbox is nowhere near ready to unveil this console beyond its initial concept. Consequently, you should return your Xbox Series X/S to its place in your living room; you’ll need it for the foreseeable future.
Should you be without a console to call your very own, now is the time to purchase one.
Xbox has started its Black Friday deals early, meaning you can purchase anXbox Series X at a hefty discount.
You’ve got a long wait ahead before that handheld arrives, you may as well enjoy gaming on another device in the meantime.
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Or, you know, you can watch paint dry instead.
Topics:Xbox,Xbox Series S,Xbox Series X,Microsoft,Tech
