Llamageton

Probably the closest we'll ever get to an Xbox portable. I'll bite if it ever makes it stateside.
Specs aren't so great (would be nice if it had 4 GB RAM), but should be able to run the lower end games of my Steam library.

.... How about a portable xbox instead? That's the only thing that could get me to buy anything with the Xbox name.
Heck, MS owns Nokia right? Get them to revive the NGage brand and build a custom top spec gaming phone with next year's Tegra or other mobile SoC and physical controls and call it Xbox NGaged or something. (Engaged in Xbox gaming everywhere you go)

Huh, didn't know that this was ported to PC, much less getting an XBone port. It's a pretty good mobile game and worked well with controllers on Android, so I guess Vector Unit is trying to expand their market reach now.

XBone won't be on my buy list anytime soon (gonna get next year's Shield, then will probably upgrade my PC, and maybe get a PS3 and/or 360 once they're both lower than $100-150).

Or you know, just don't plug it in at all. Instead, toss the Kinect 2.0 into the fireplace to help warm up your house this winter.

I've been calling it the Xbone, and will continue to do so throughout its life.

Releasing a month later than the Wii U version....but also on a curious date....

@Hetsumani
There seems to be fans of MS's consoles in Japan. I tend to see them being drawn in anime and manga at least. So there's SOME kind of audience for it over there.

MS finally caught up to Sony and Nintendo on that front eh? (Wait, does Sony allow for free patching? I don't remember)

I can understand them not bundling one in, but defending the choice with Kinect? Using that to chat reminds of using Nintendo's ill-conceived Wii Speak.

With what they just confirmed, Microsoft will just be killing themselves at E3.

Will it survive being thrown out the window? All game pads needs to be tested for window-drop survivability.