Microsoft is finally set to release an Xbox branded handheld console but it’s actually being made by Asus and is very similar to the existing ROG Ally. There wasn’t much at the Xbox Games Showcase ...

Gamers have spent years rightfully making fun of Microsoft for its awful console names. Why the heck did they call the third Xbox “Xbox One?” For that matter, why the heck is the beefiest version of ...

Rumors around a dedicated Xbox handheld have resurfaced after new insider reports outlined Microsoft’s long-term hardware ...

There’s no official confirmation yet, but well-known journalist Tom Warren from The Verge has reported that some “insiders” have confirmed that Microsoft has canceled its official Xbox portable ...

TL;DR: Microsoft has paused development of its internal Xbox first-party handheld to prioritize Windows 11 gaming optimization, focusing instead on third-party devices like the Xbox|ASUS "Project ...

This rumor just completely contradicts everyone else. We have some interesting rumors about Microsoft’s future that seems to cast doubt on everything we just thought was already confirmed to be as ...

A new report from Windows Central has shared more details about Microsoft’s next-generation Xbox plans. The information brings together previous rumors and adds new elements, suggesting that Microsoft ...

This isn’t quite what we expected to see last year, but the ROG Xbox Ally still marks a new chapter in the rapidly developing “handheld war.” Microsoft’s announcement of the Ally during its annual ...

Despite teaming up with ASUS for a premium handheld console/PC, Xbox still wants its own portable gaming rig out there.

Ah, the joyous cackling of a successful console modder—few things are more beautiful, and today we got to see it in the form of YouTuber James Channel creating perhaps the most deranged portable ...

The gaming world is buzzing with anticipation as rumors of a first-party Xbox handheld console continue to swirl. Despite earlier reports of its cancellation, insiders claim that Microsoft is still ...