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Should Xbox Make a Handheld?

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Phil Spencer says Xbox is working on prototypes for a handheld console. Kaitlyn and Sam discuss how it can compete in a landscape dominated by phones, Nintendo, and the Steam Deck. Then they break down why Take-Two sold its indie-focused publishing division Private Division and how the Nintendo DS changed gaming in honor of its 20th anniversary.

Timecodes:

00:00:00 – Intro

00:07:38 – Phil Spencer Says Xbox Is Planning a Handheld. What Should It Be?

00:31:27 – Why Did Take-Two Interactive Sell Private Division?

00:49:54 – Read of the Week: The Guardian’s 20-Year Anniversary Coverage of the Nintendo DS

01:19:17 – Outro

Stories discussed:

Bloomberg – Microsoft’s Gaming Chief Is Still Looking for Acquisitions, Sees Future Growth

GamesIndustry.biz – Zelnick on Private Division sale: "Those projects were smaller, we're in the business of big hits"

Variety – Why Private Division's Mystery Buyer Probably Isn't a Gaming Giant

The Guardian – Nintendo DS at 20 – the console that paved the way for smartphone gaming

Follow the podcast on Twitter and YouTube @RealTimeStrats, and email us questions at podcast@triplepointpr.com. Follow Kaitlyn and Sam on social media @KaitlynRedWing and @SamScotMosher respectively.

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Innhold levert av TriplePoint. Alt podcastinnhold, inkludert episoder, grafikk og podcastbeskrivelser, lastes opp og leveres direkte av TriplePoint eller deres podcastplattformpartner. Hvis du tror at noen bruker det opphavsrettsbeskyttede verket ditt uten din tillatelse, kan du følge prosessen skissert her https://no.player.fm/legal.

Phil Spencer says Xbox is working on prototypes for a handheld console. Kaitlyn and Sam discuss how it can compete in a landscape dominated by phones, Nintendo, and the Steam Deck. Then they break down why Take-Two sold its indie-focused publishing division Private Division and how the Nintendo DS changed gaming in honor of its 20th anniversary.

Timecodes:

00:00:00 – Intro

00:07:38 – Phil Spencer Says Xbox Is Planning a Handheld. What Should It Be?

00:31:27 – Why Did Take-Two Interactive Sell Private Division?

00:49:54 – Read of the Week: The Guardian’s 20-Year Anniversary Coverage of the Nintendo DS

01:19:17 – Outro

Stories discussed:

Bloomberg – Microsoft’s Gaming Chief Is Still Looking for Acquisitions, Sees Future Growth

GamesIndustry.biz – Zelnick on Private Division sale: "Those projects were smaller, we're in the business of big hits"

Variety – Why Private Division's Mystery Buyer Probably Isn't a Gaming Giant

The Guardian – Nintendo DS at 20 – the console that paved the way for smartphone gaming

Follow the podcast on Twitter and YouTube @RealTimeStrats, and email us questions at podcast@triplepointpr.com. Follow Kaitlyn and Sam on social media @KaitlynRedWing and @SamScotMosher respectively.

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