Microsoft’s Xbox head Phil Spencer confirmed the company is developing an Xbox handheld device, but don’t expect to see it hit shelves anytime soon. Spencer also hinted at potential market research and hinted at a future price point for the handheld, potentially drawing a contrast to Sony’s PlayStation 5 Pro.
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A dedicated modder has built a portable Xbox using an original Xbox motherboard, complete with a 9-inch display, USB-C charging, and Wi-Fi 6 support for online play. This isn’t emulation – it’s a real Xbox experience on the go.
Rumors suggest Sony is working on two different PlayStation 6 system-on-chips (SoCs), both powered by AMD and manufactured by TSMC. One SoC is intended for the next-gen PlayStation 6 console, while the other is designed for a PS6-style handheld. This could lead to a powerful handheld experience that rivals the console in terms of capabilities.
The GPD Pocket 4 is a compact powerhouse that packs a punch with its AMD Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 processor. While not strictly a gaming handheld, its performance and versatility make it ideal for a wide range of tasks, including creative work and casual gaming. Its impressive 8.8-inch touchscreen, robust connectivity options, and flexible design make it a compelling alternative to traditional laptops and tablets.
The Nintendo 3DS, with its innovative dual-screen design and 3D capabilities, proved to be a smash hit, offering a wealth of fun and creative games. This article explores some of the best titles for this beloved handheld, showcasing the depth and quality of its library.
The Steam Deck, once a skeptical purchase, has become the author’s primary gaming device, surpassing even high-end consoles like the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X. Portability and the device’s significant improvement since launch have led to a dramatic shift in gaming habits, with the Steam Deck now responsible for the majority of the author’s playtime.
Valve is offering a huge discount on its first-generation Steam Deck models, with the 64GB model now available for under $300. This is the lowest price ever for the handheld gaming device, making it an excellent opportunity to get into portable gaming. The offer applies to both the 64GB and 512GB models, but it’s important to note that these are the older LCD versions with less battery life and a lower refresh rate compared to the newer OLED models.