Microsoft’s latest Windows 11 preview update brings Full Screen Experience to more handheld gaming PCs. This console-style interface represents Microsoft’s growing commitment to the portable gaming segment. The expansion could reshape competition in the handheld PC market.
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Nintendo is reportedly boosting Switch 2 production significantly, targeting 25 million units by March 2026. Analysts suggest the console could sell 20 million units this fiscal year, exceeding initial forecasts.
Nintendo has reportedly requested a substantial increase in production for its Switch 2 console, with plans to manufacture 25 million units by the end of March 2026, according to sources familiar with the matter. This move is said to be aimed at maximizing sales during the critical Christmas holiday period, as reported by Bloomberg via NintendoLife. The company’s aggressive production strategy reflects confidence in sustained consumer demand for the new handheld hybrid system.
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Microsoft’s Xbox division has responded to questions about the ROG Ally X’s premium pricing, noting that hardware partner Asus determined the final cost. Despite the $1,000 price tag, early sales reportedly exceeded expectations, with devices selling out rapidly across multiple retailers.
Xbox executives have addressed consumer questions surrounding the $1,000 price point of the recently released ROG Ally X handheld gaming device, according to reports. In statements to Variety, Xbox President Sarah Bond indicated that hardware manufacturer Asus ultimately determined the pricing structure based on their market analysis and component costs.
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Microsoft is actively developing next-generation Xbox hardware according to company president Sarah Bond. The confirmation comes amid speculation about Microsoft’s console future following recent handheld partnerships and Game Pass pricing changes.
Xbox President Sarah Bond has confirmed that Microsoft is developing next-generation hardware, according to reports from Variety. This announcement directly addresses recent speculation that Microsoft might exit the console hardware business following price increases to Xbox Game Pass Ultimate and the company’s expanded multiplatform strategy.
Microsoft has put rumors about exiting console hardware to rest with confirmation of next-gen Xbox development. The company’s partnership with ASUS on the Xbox Ally handheld provides insights into their evolving gaming strategy while first-party handheld plans remain paused but not abandoned.
Microsoft has reaffirmed its commitment to Xbox hardware development following weeks of speculation about the company’s potential exit from the console market. According to reports from Variety, Xbox President Sarah Bond has confirmed that next-generation hardware remains in active development, countering rumors that had gained traction across social media and gaming blogs.
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