Microsoft drives Xbox Handheld speculations with official UI changes after big leaks

Asus and Xbox will be comfortable when the youngest leaks are to be believed, and it seems that Microsoft makes some changes to the user interface in order to obtain a possible cooperation between the two companies.

A new leap into the world of handheld gaming seems to be on the way with the kind permission of Xbox, as Lecks point out that the company may have worked with Asus to bring its user interface and library on the way.

If there is one thing that Xbox has tried recently to make it incredibly clear, it is that The is an Xbox. Which device you are currently using to read this can currently be read and play on the Xbox Game Pass via your own hardware or via the cloud (provided you do not see this on an intelligent refrigerator -if you are more electricity for you). It is a concept that works well for casual players, but in the long run there are concerns that it devalues ​​Xbox consoles as a whole.

At the moment, the Xbox series X is the most powerful non-pro-pro-console of the generation (even after the big Xbox price hikes have made it much more difficult to justify it), and with a few demanding games like Doom: The dark age on the way is that it is invested in the right hardware, but it seems that it will play in the right hardware on the mobile phone.

However, this does not mean that the company will no longer connect to its own devices, and after years of rumors that the Gaming Department of Microsoft would enter the world of handhelds, it looks as if we were getting our first leaked evidence that it actually happens.

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This is an Xbox (but that's more Xbox)

A new leak has a new look at a new handheld that is a collaboration between Asus and Xbox to bring the gaming company to the handheld market. The United States has shared a list (via Video Cardz) that it reports a new view of a model of the Asus Rog Ally 2, one white and a black one, whereby the black version of the console seems to have much more high-end parts-but what is curious is that the left must be an Xbox logo button above the handheld.

It is unclear whether this is just a advertising for Asus or a real, integrated cooperation between the company, but a new update for Xbox software could tell us more. Journalist Tom Warren has unveiled In a tweet That the Xbox app has added new functions to the start screen -a battery level, a WLAN indicator and a watch.

It seems a coincidence that this is not connected to the leak of a new handheld for the two at the same time. After all, it would be a little strange if the Xbox app had the Xbox app on a desktop open without access to this information from Windows' UI. This seems to show that Xbox cooks something for Windows access.

None of this is certain until Xbox makes a great announcement about the future of her handhelds, but in the meantime this is a rather exciting thought of what could come. The massive success of the steam deck and the systems that follow its hype have clearly affected the big dogs, and Xbox seems to be ready to make the jump. Maybe a new era of playing is on the road.