#Xbox full-screen experience handheld

Beyond hardware, Lenovo confirmed that the Legion Go 2 will support Microsoft’s new Xbox full-screen experience (FSE) in spring 2026. This makes it the first handheld outside of Asus’ Xbox Ally series to receive the feature. With its upgraded design and upcoming Xbox integration, the Legion Go 2 is positioning itself as one of the most advanced Windows handhelds on the market. Whether you’re a casual player who wants quick access to a couple of titles or a power user who shuffles through dozens of apps, this update makes it simple to shape your Xbox experience exactly how you like. For frequent gamers, Xbox now lets you pin up to three games or apps to the top of your list; these pins remain fixed in place even as you launch new content, ensuring quick access to your go-to experiences. With these updates on the horizon, Xbox is poised to offer a more personalized and efficient Home experience—keeping players one click closer to their next gaming session. Reports point to Microsoft’s next Xbox handheld console, expected around 2027, featuring a Switch-like docking system that could transform the way gamers play across devices. Microsoft has confirmed an Xbox-branded handheld is in development, with insiders hinting at two distinct devices: one tentatively entering the market as early as late 2025 through an OEM partner, and another built in-house aiming for a 2027 launch. Read more in our articles including "Lenovo unveils Legion Go 2 handheld, Xbox full-screen mode confirmed for 2026" and "Make Your Xbox Home Screen Truly Yours with the New Pin and Hide Features".