Microsoft gaming CEO Phil Spencer discusses ‘weak points’ of Windows-powered handheld consoles
Microsoft gaming CEO Phil Spencer discusses ‘weak points’ of Windows-powered handheld consoles
Microsoft's gaming division, led by Xbox CEO Phil Spencer, is revolutionizing the industry. Spencer addresses Windows' weak link in handheld gaming PCs and draws inspiration from Nintendo Switch. The division plans to bring games to rival consoles after acquiring Activision Blizzard. Spencer added that Microsoft is “kind of learning from what Nintendo has done over the years with Switch”.
Microsoft's gaming division, led by Xbox CEO Phil Spencer, is revolutionizing the industry. Spencer addresses Windows' weak link in handheld gaming PCs and draws inspiration from Nintendo Switch. The division plans to bring games to rival consoles after acquiring Activision Blizzard. Spencer added that Microsoft is “kind of learning from what Nintendo has done over the years with Switch”.
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Microsoft's gaming division, led by Xbox CEO Phil Spencer, is revolutionizing the industry. Spencer addresses Windows' weak link in handheld gaming PCs and draws inspiration from Nintendo Switch. The division plans to bring games to rival consoles after acquiring Activision Blizzard. Spencer added that Microsoft is “kind of learning from what Nintendo has done over the years with Switch”. 
