> Nothing here suggests that Xbox has any interest in building a handheld, or that it would be successful. There i found the article: "We have been hearing fo

> Nothing here suggests that Xbox has any interest in building a handheld, or that it would be successful. There i found the article: "We have been hearing for a while at Windows Central that Microsoft has been dabbling with Xbox handheld prototypes for some time now" https://www.windowscentral.com/razer-launching-android-handheld-gaming-system https://www.windowscentral.com/razer-launching-android-handh... You just repeat their current strategy, it's not interesting and there is no point discussing that further I never said streaming is not the answer, streaming is the future, a distant one, in the meantime, get the people ready with a handheld form-factor, build a solid and fan userbase, and nail the experience without having to dumb down the UX of your games so they are playable with a touch-screen > I don't think the market would be that excited for a poorly performing Xbox handheld That's the problem of Xbox and Microsoft in general, they act like they are a small indie company, and they act like they can't do great things, and yet they waste time, effort and opportunities with dumb projects like a dual screen phone, or a streaming box Now after releasing Series S and X the way they are, they blew an opportunity, if they played it right since the beginning, things would have been way different, for sure, it's the continuity of their lack of confidence that i highlighted with the tweets