Microsoft has partnered with ASUS ROG to create a brand new Xbox Ally and Xbox Ally X handheld gaming PCs that run Windows. These devices look similar to the ASUS ROG Ally and Ally X, but with some distinct differences, including handheld grips and next-gen AMD Ryzen Z2 handheld processors. Whether you're an Xbox fan, PC gaming fan, or a handheld enthusiast, these are devices you'll want to keep an eye on.
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I've been playing 'Final Fantasy 7 Remake' on Xbox — it's the best version
Xbox Impressive optimization for the Xbox Ally, Xbox Play Anywhere availability across console, PC, and cloud — Final Fantasy 7 Remake is an absolutely essential Xbox JRPG purchase.
Xbox Ally update lets you avoid Microsoft's "Gaming Copilot" AI
Xbox The Xbox Ally is getting better, as ASUS continues to iterate on the platform with BIOS and Armoury Crate updates.
Resident Evil Village just launched on Xbox PC and Xbox Ally, but ... don't download it yet.
Xbox Resident Evil Village hits Xbox Game Pass on Jan 20. The landmark horror title concludes Ethan Winters' story, and sets the scene for Resident Evil Requiem.
One of the biggest Xbox PC games just got its notorious save bug fixed
Xbox Death Stranding for Xbox PC has had a nasty save bug for the past few years, Microsoft, Kojima Productions, and 505 Games teamed up to get it fixed.
Parental controls for Windows handheld gaming
Handhelds A complete walkthrough for setting up parental controls on the Xbox Ally, Ally X, and other Windows handheld devices using Family Safety and Xbox Family Settings.
Xbox in 2026 — What to expect from Team Green this year
Xbox It's an interesting, and potentially pivotal year for Xbox in 2026. After a somewhat unprecedented year of negative headlines, Xbox has an opportunity to turn it around this year.
Legion Go 2 just got even more appealing with features Xbox Ally X doesn't have
Handhelds The new SteamOS Legion Go 2 offers a very different playing experience from the Xbox Ally X, but which one should you actually buy? Here's how they compare.
ASUS and XREAL have announced the world's first 240Hz AR glasses for gaming
Wearables ASUS and XREAL have announced the ROG XREAL R1 AR glasses, which aims to be the best wearable display for gaming across all your devices with 240Hz screens.
