Xbox boss Phil Spencer hasn't explicitly said an Xbox handheld is coming, but in a new interview, he said he has aꦐ number of ideas if one ﷽were to ever happen.
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"I want my Lenovo Legion Go to feel like an Xbox," he said during this year's Game Developers Conference. "I brought [the Legion Go] with me to GDC. I'm on the airplane and I have this list of everything that makes it not feel like an Xbox. Forget about the brand. More like: Are🐠 all of my games there? Do all my games show up with the save [files] that I want? I’ll tell you one [game] that doesn’t right now — it’s driving me crazy — is Fallout 76. It doesn’t have cross-save."
In addition to wanting his handheld to store all of his saves across different platforms, Spencer also said he wants to "boot into the Xbox app in a full screen, but in a compact mode" and have "all of my social [experience]" available there. Likewise, his ideal handhel♐d would allow him to boot up using just a controller. "I've got my list of things we💫 should go do," Spencer said.
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