TOKYO -- Portable video game systems are in the spotlight at the Tokyo Game Show that kicked off Thursday, with Microsoft competing with Nintendo's new Switch 2, as advances in chip technology enable unprecedented performance.
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Microsoft takes on Nintendo's Switch 2 at Tokyo Game Show
Better graphics, performance boost hand-held systems' appeal for even core gamers
The ROG Xbox Ally, developed by Microsoft, and Asus runs Xbox and PC games. It can be used as a PC as well. (Photo by Marie Shimokawa)
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