Handheld Gaming Device

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  Samsung Handheld Gaming Device With Foldable Display Spotted in Design Patent

  Samsung recently unveiled the Flex Gaming Console, a concept foldable gaming device, at MWC 2025, and a new design patent has revealed another foldable concept: a handheld gaming console with an extendable display that transforms into a larger screen.

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  OneXSugar With Snapdragon G3 Gen 3, Dual Screens Unveiled Alongside Ayaneo Pocket S2, Ayaneo Gaming Pad at GDC 2025

  OneXSugar, a dual-screen handheld gaming console, was unveiled on Monday at the Game Developers Conference (GDC) 2025 in San Francisco. It features a 6.01-inch primary display and a 3.92-inch secondary screen. Alongside it, the Ayaneo Pocket S2 and Ayaneo Gaming Pad were also announced, boasting 6.3-inch and 8.3-inch displays, respectively. All thr...

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  Snapdragon G3 Gen 3 for Handheld Consoles With Support for Ray Tracing, Quad HD+ 144Hz Displays Launched

  Qualcomm has introduced three new Snapdragon G series processors for handheld gaming consoles. The Snapdragon G3 Gen 3 supports 144Hz Quad HD+ displays, ray tracing, and Unreal Engine 5's Lumen system. Meanwhile, the Snapdragon G2 Gen 2 is designed for midrange devices, offering Wi-Fi 7 connectivity similar to its premium counterpart. Lastly, the e...

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  Asus Manufacturing Xbox-Branded Handheld That Combines Windows and Xbox Experiences: Report

  Microsoft is said to be working on an Xbox-branded gaming handheld in collaboration with an OEM partner. A report earlier this week said that an Xbox handheld, codenamed “Project Keenan” would launch later in 2025. A new report, however, says that handheld is not Xbox hardware and will be a partner device manufactured by Asus.

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  Microsoft Readying Xbox Gaming Handheld for 2025, Plans to Launch Next-Generation Console in 2027: Report

  Microsoft is said to readying a PC gaming handheld for launch this year, with plans to bring the Xbox Series S/X successor in 2027, a new report has claimed. The company is working with an OEM to bring a partner handheld device to market in 2025.

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  Lenovo Sets Gaming Handheld Event for CES, Hints at SteamOS-Based Lenovo Legion Go S

  Lenovo has reportedly been working on the successor to the Lenovo Legion Go, its Windows-based gaming handheld. The manufacturer has remained tight-lipped about its next portable gaming device, said to be the Lenovo Legion Go S, but recent leaks have revealed design details of the Legion Go follow-up. Now, Lenovo seems to have confirmed its next ha...

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  Sony's Planned PlayStation Handheld Report Gets Backing, Possible 'Prototype' May Exist

  Sony has reportedly been working on a handheld console that will be able to run PS5 games natively. The PlayStation parent was in the early stages of developing the device, Bloomberg had reported last week. The claim has now received backing from Digital Foundry, which said Monday, citing sources, that a Sony handheld was indeed in the works.

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  Samsung Foldable Gaming Console Design Revealed in Patent Document: How it Works

  Samsung may be working on a device that could compete with products like the Nintendo Switch, Asus ROG Phone, and the Steam Deck, according to a patent document. However, unlike these devices, Samsung's gaming console might arrive with a foldable design, offering portability as a feature.

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  Sony in 'Early Stages' of Developing New PS5 Gaming Handheld to Compete With Nintendo Switch: Report

  Sony is reportedly working on a handheld that will natively play PS5 games, contrary to the PlayStation Portal that only serves as a remote player for the console. The PlayStation parent is said to have begun early development on the portable device.

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  Microsoft’s Gaming Chief Phil Spencer Is Still Open to Acquisitions After Activision Deal

  Microsoft’s video-gaming chief is still looking at acquisitions and charting how to compete and partner in the markets for handheld game devices and mobile stores. Deals that add “geographic diversity,” including in Asia, might be worthwhile, Phil Spencer said in an interview.

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  Asus ROG Ally X Review: An All-Weather Friend

  The Asus ROG Ally X is not a second-generation device, but it’s also not an upgrade only in name. With a bigger battery, more memory and a new design, the ROG Ally X improves upon its predecessor in nearly every meaningful aspect.

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  Valve Working on SteamOS Support for Asus ROG Ally, Other Gaming Handhelds: Report

  Valve will reportedly support Asus ROG Ally and other rival handhelds with its SteamOS. The company, which sells its own gaming handheld, the Steam Deck, has said that it will allow third-party devices to run its Linux-based operating system.

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  Asus ROG Ally X With 120Hz Display, Larger 80Wh Battery Launched in India: Price, Specifications

  Asus ROG Ally X was launched in India on Monday. The handheld gaming device was introduced globally at Computex 2024 in June, boasting specifications such as a 7-inch 120Hz display and an AMD Ryzen Z1 Extreme CPU. It is the successor to the Asus ROG Ally which debuted in April and is claimed to pack significant upgrades, the most notable of which i...

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  PlayStation Portal Remote Player With 8-Inch LCD Display Launched in India: Price, Features

  The PlayStation Portal, Sony’s game streaming device that lets players access PS5 games remotely, is finally coming to India. PlayStation India announced the launch of the handheld in the Indian market on Friday.

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  Lenovo Legion Go With 8.8-inch Display, AMD Ryzen Z1 Extreme Chipset Launched in India

  Lenovo Legion Go India launch has been announced and the company's first handheld gaming console is powered by an AMD Ryzen Z1 Extreme processor. It runs on Windows 11 and sports an 8.8-inch IPS touchscreen display with a 144Hz refresh rate. Here's everything you need to know about the Lenovo Legion Go.