MICROSOFT has finally launched a handheld Xbox console after years of speculation. And it’ll be available just in time for Christmas this year in the UK and the US. Rather than being

The system finally has the power to run Nintendo’s most ambitious video games while also supporting the original library and old controllers.

Nintendo's Switch 2 video-game console is out, and it makes some substantial improvements over its predecessor

Looking at the official landing page for Black Ops 7, we can see that the game is planned for release on Xbox, PlayStation and both Steam and Battle.net for PC. However, despite Microsoft vowing to bring Call of Duty to the Nintendo Switch in 2023, it still appears that the franchise will be missing out on a Switch release this year.

On paper, the Xbox Series S beats the Switch 2 in terms of raw specs. Yes, that is confusing since Nintendo's handheld can hit 4K 60fps in docked mode while Microsoft's digital-only console targets 1440p, but the former portable relies on Nvidia AI upscaling shenanigans to make that happen.

Xbox and Asus haven’t exactly kept their intentions to create a handheld secret. The device the two brothers-in-arms finally showed off at Microsoft’s weekend games showcase diverges from the flat-panel design established by the Nintendo Switch back in 2017.

The next Call of Duty installment was announced over the weekend, along with its release platforms, which did not include Nintendo Switch 2.

Antonline's bundles are back in business today, though the cheapest package offer sits at $609.95. That does net you three Zelda Amiibo and a copy of Breath of the Wild NS2 Edition, and everything is sitting at its regular MSRP here. You're not paying inflated prices, but you are buying more stuff with your Switch 2 to have at this inventory.

Switch 2, the long-awaited new console from Nintendo, launches June 5 with 'Mario Kart World' and 'Cyberpunk 2077'