Microsoft unveils ROG Xbox Ally handheld video game devices


The peek at Xbox Ally came just days after the release of Nintendo's Switch 2, the handheld console that could score record early sales for the Japanese 'Super Mario' creator. — Asus Republic of Gamers

SAN FRANCISCO: Microsoft on Sunday unveiled its first Xbox-branded handheld gaming devices, touting them as a way to play its vast library of titles anywhere.

Two "ROG Xbox Ally" models made in a partnership with Taiwan-based Asus will be available by the year-end holiday season, Xbox president Sarah Bond said during an online event showcasing games heading for the platform.

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