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Microsoft’s Next Xbox Takes Cues From ROG Ally, Faces Windows Gaming Challenge

Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer has indicated the company’s next Xbox console will build on software developments from the ROG Xbox Ally partnership. However, sources report Windows faces significant optimization challenges compared to Valve’s SteamOS, with Linux-based alternatives showing up to 32% better gaming performance on current handheld hardware.

Microsoft’s Hardware Vision Takes Shape

Microsoft appears to be laying the groundwork for its next gaming console through its recent hardware partnerships, with Xbox leadership now offering clearer signals about their direction. According to translations from Japanese publication Famitsu, Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer has confirmed the company will build its next-generation Xbox console internally rather than relying on third-party manufacturers.

by Michael Turner
GamingSoftwareTechnology

Microsoft’s Xbox Mode for Windows Handhelds Reveals Enterprise Networking Cuts

Microsoft’s recently launched Full Screen Experience for Windows gaming handhelds reportedly achieves performance gains by disabling enterprise networking components rather than through major architectural changes. Technical analysis reveals the feature removes VPN protocols and legacy networking stacks that typically consume system resources. The findings suggest Microsoft is optimizing Windows for handheld gaming by shedding enterprise baggage rather than reinventing the platform.

Behind the Scenes of Microsoft’s Gaming Mode

Microsoft’s new Full Screen Experience for Windows 11 gaming handhelds represents more than just a fresh coat of paint for the Xbox interface. According to technical analysis circulating among industry observers, the feature achieves its claimed performance improvements through some surprisingly straightforward system trimming.

by Jessica Moore P.E.
BusinessGaming

Xbox Confirms Next-Generation Hardware Development Amid Handheld Gaming Expansion

Xbox President Sarah Bond has confirmed the company is actively developing next-generation hardware while expanding handheld gaming options. Microsoft’s partnership with AMD signals significant hardware advancements ahead, alongside software optimizations for portable gaming experiences.

Xbox’s Hardware Roadmap Confirmed

Xbox President Sarah Bond has confirmed that Microsoft is fully committed to developing new gaming hardware, according to reports from Variety. “We are 100% looking at making things in the future,” Bond stated in the interview, directly addressing speculation about Microsoft’s hardware direction following recent third-party handheld releases.

by Michael Turner