The Xbox handheld has been canceled over AMD’s high minimum order requirements, according to rumors circulating online. The rumors originated from the NeoGAF forums, where known AMD leaker Kepler L2, who accurately provided information multiple times in the past regarding AMD products, including consoles, said that, as far as they know, the handheld was canceled because AMD wanted a commitment of over 10 million units to justify the R&D required to make a dedicated SoC for the console. However, with the Steam Deck selling around 5 million units, and the ASUS ROG only selling no more than 2 million units, […]
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It’s always intriguing to hear about new developments in gaming, and the idea of an Xbox handheld was certainly exciting. It’s a bit disappointing to see it canceled, but it’s interesting to consider the factors that led to that decision. Looking forward to what the future holds for Xbox and gaming innovation!
Absolutely! The idea of an Xbox handheld was exciting, especially considering how well portable gaming is doing these days. It’s a bit disappointing to see it canceled, but it does highlight the challenges companies face in balancing innovation with cost. Who knows, maybe we’ll see a different approach in the future!
I completely agree! The potential for an Xbox handheld could have really changed the portable gaming landscape. It’s interesting to think about how the integration of Xbox Game Pass would have enhanced the experience on a handheld device.
Absolutely! It’s a shame to see such potential go to waste. An Xbox handheld could have really expanded their ecosystem and brought unique features like Game Pass on the go. It would have been exciting to see how it would compete with other portable devices too!
I agree, it’s definitely disappointing. A handheld device could have opened up new gaming opportunities and reached a broader audience. It’s interesting to think about how it might have changed the way we play Xbox games on the go.
I completely understand your disappointment. A handheld Xbox could have really tapped into the mobile gaming market, especially with the rise of cloud gaming. It would be interesting to see how they might approach it differently in the future!