News of Microsoft attending a “future of gaming handhelds” panel, next month, has increased the likelihood that we’ll see their next console enters into the handheld space.Does this confirm what we all suspect? IsMicrosoftcreating a handheld console to accompany their home consoles, the Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S?Everything is an Xbox. Does this mean that Xbox is targetting a handheld next?According to reportsfrom Tom Warren, industry insider, Microsoft’s VP of Next Generation, Jason Ronald, will be attending the “future of gaming handhelds” event as a guest of Lenovo.AdvertLenovo is due to unveil their own handheld, the Legion Go, which features a SteamOS, perfect for those who want more choice for theirSteamcatalogue.This might not be at all relevant to the future of Microsoft, but we can’t help being excited at the prospect of the handheld market seeing more competition.After all, with the release of the Steam Deck, more and more players are looking to play games with more freedom, whether that’s out of the house, or on the toilet (we see you).Microsoft has been teasing the possibility of a handheld console for weeks, with Phil Spencer mentioning that the company is looking into options.AdvertHe did give a word of caution, saying that it wouldn’t be for some time.Perhaps Jason Ronald is there simply as a guest to promoteXbox Game Pass, while also doing some scouting for teams to work with.Jason Ronald plays a huge part in the future ofXboxand was a key figure in the creation and launch of the Series consoles of this generation.Though, with confirmation that Xbox has an eye on the handheld market, really anything could be happening at that Lenovo panel.AdvertWe’re trying to keep our hopes low, but the idea of the handheld market finally getting some competition means good things are on the way.Featured Image Credit: Microsoft GamingTopics:Xbox,Xbox Series S,Xbox Series X,Microsoft
News of Microsoft attending a “future of gaming handhelds” panel, next month, has increased the likelihood that we’ll see their next console enters into the handheld space.Does this confirm what we all suspect? IsMicrosoftcreating a handheld console to accompany their home consoles, the Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S?Everything is an Xbox. Does this mean that Xbox is targetting a handheld next?According to reportsfrom Tom Warren, industry insider, Microsoft’s VP of Next Generation, Jason Ronald, will be attending the “future of gaming handhelds” event as a guest of Lenovo.AdvertLenovo is due to unveil their own handheld, the Legion Go, which features a SteamOS, perfect for those who want more choice for theirSteamcatalogue.This might not be at all relevant to the future of Microsoft, but we can’t help being excited at the prospect of the handheld market seeing more competition.After all, with the release of the Steam Deck, more and more players are looking to play games with more freedom, whether that’s out of the house, or on the toilet (we see you).Microsoft has been teasing the possibility of a handheld console for weeks, with Phil Spencer mentioning that the company is looking into options.AdvertHe did give a word of caution, saying that it wouldn’t be for some time.Perhaps Jason Ronald is there simply as a guest to promoteXbox Game Pass, while also doing some scouting for teams to work with.Jason Ronald plays a huge part in the future ofXboxand was a key figure in the creation and launch of the Series consoles of this generation.Though, with confirmation that Xbox has an eye on the handheld market, really anything could be happening at that Lenovo panel.AdvertWe’re trying to keep our hopes low, but the idea of the handheld market finally getting some competition means good things are on the way.Featured Image Credit: Microsoft GamingTopics:Xbox,Xbox Series S,Xbox Series X,Microsoft
News of Microsoft attending a “future of gaming handhelds” panel, next month, has increased the likelihood that we’ll see their next console enters into the handheld space.Does this confirm what we all suspect? IsMicrosoftcreating a handheld console to accompany their home consoles, the Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S?Everything is an Xbox. Does this mean that Xbox is targetting a handheld next?According to reportsfrom Tom Warren, industry insider, Microsoft’s VP of Next Generation, Jason Ronald, will be attending the “future of gaming handhelds” event as a guest of Lenovo.AdvertLenovo is due to unveil their own handheld, the Legion Go, which features a SteamOS, perfect for those who want more choice for theirSteamcatalogue.This might not be at all relevant to the future of Microsoft, but we can’t help being excited at the prospect of the handheld market seeing more competition.After all, with the release of the Steam Deck, more and more players are looking to play games with more freedom, whether that’s out of the house, or on the toilet (we see you).Microsoft has been teasing the possibility of a handheld console for weeks, with Phil Spencer mentioning that the company is looking into options.AdvertHe did give a word of caution, saying that it wouldn’t be for some time.Perhaps Jason Ronald is there simply as a guest to promoteXbox Game Pass, while also doing some scouting for teams to work with.Jason Ronald plays a huge part in the future ofXboxand was a key figure in the creation and launch of the Series consoles of this generation.Though, with confirmation that Xbox has an eye on the handheld market, really anything could be happening at that Lenovo panel.AdvertWe’re trying to keep our hopes low, but the idea of the handheld market finally getting some competition means good things are on the way.
News of Microsoft attending a “future of gaming handhelds” panel, next month, has increased the likelihood that we’ll see their next console enters into the handheld space.
Does this confirm what we all suspect? IsMicrosoftcreating a handheld console to accompany their home consoles, the Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S?
Everything is an Xbox. Does this mean that Xbox is targetting a handheld next?
According to reportsfrom Tom Warren, industry insider, Microsoft’s VP of Next Generation, Jason Ronald, will be attending the “future of gaming handhelds” event as a guest of Lenovo.
Advert
Advert
Lenovo is due to unveil their own handheld, the Legion Go, which features a SteamOS, perfect for those who want more choice for theirSteamcatalogue.
This might not be at all relevant to the future of Microsoft, but we can’t help being excited at the prospect of the handheld market seeing more competition.
After all, with the release of the Steam Deck, more and more players are looking to play games with more freedom, whether that’s out of the house, or on the toilet (we see you).
Microsoft has been teasing the possibility of a handheld console for weeks, with Phil Spencer mentioning that the company is looking into options.
Advert
Advert
He did give a word of caution, saying that it wouldn’t be for some time.
Perhaps Jason Ronald is there simply as a guest to promoteXbox Game Pass, while also doing some scouting for teams to work with.
Jason Ronald plays a huge part in the future ofXboxand was a key figure in the creation and launch of the Series consoles of this generation.
Though, with confirmation that Xbox has an eye on the handheld market, really anything could be happening at that Lenovo panel.
Advert
Advert
We’re trying to keep our hopes low, but the idea of the handheld market finally getting some competition means good things are on the way.
Topics:Xbox,Xbox Series S,Xbox Series X,Microsoft
