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There may not be an Xbox handheld, but the xScreen can make your Series S a little more portable.
I have this screen... its excellent. I hope they make one in black for the new SS.
It's good that Xbox is showing a major commitment to their main console. Now everyone knows exactly what to expect for the rest of the gen.
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From what I understand, this wasn’t developed by Xbox but rather developed ‘for’ Xbox by a third party. It seems like a cool option for Series S owners.
Allowing official add-ons to a console is a commitment to that console. I am not sure how everyone is getting so confused.
Can’t speak for anyone else but the only thing that has me confused is why you would think that their endorsement of a third-party developed peripheral constitutes a ‘major’ commitment to their own console.
I would have thought the simple fact they R&D’d, marketed, manufactured, and shipped the Series S to retailers for sale to consumers would have shown you their ‘major’ commitment.
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If they didn’t make one for the series X it really tells you xbox is in more trouble than originally thought because that would suggest that they mostly sold to casual gamers and/or kids whose parents wanted to buy a cheap console for them.
I dont see how this thing cant work for the series x, it just needs a stand or something.
The company was third party. They did make one but discontinued it. It makes way more sense for the series S. I leave X on the tv and travel with the S.
@matrix... you are thinking of G Story. They make both X and S screens.
This outfit only makes S ones.
This screen has been designed for the series s from beginning. Saying it's 'developed for xbox' now does .....what exactly....besides state the obvious?
Many third-party companies develop devices and peripherals for consoles but don’t necessarily receive official endorsements from those console manufacturers. The article is just stating that this specific product is being officially endorsed by Xbox by receiving the ‘Developed for Xbox’ label. Sometimes those types of endorsements give consumers more confidence when buying the products.
I get what you're saying.....it's just a weird way to phrase it. The screen called 'X'screen that was custom built to fit the series s now has 'developed for xbox' on the box. I mean yeah, no shit. For what you are describing I would think 'Xbox Certified' or something similar would make lot more sense to me.
Nice