Microsoft’s Xbox Fullscreen Experience (FSE) is now accessible on all Windows 11 handhelds, marking a significant milestone for Xbox gaming. This feature, initially exclusive to the Asus ROG Xbox Ally and its successor, the Ally X, is now available across the entire handheld gaming market. The announcement was made through Microsoft’s Xbox Partner Preview, highlighting a series of new games coming to Xbox consoles and PC platforms in the near future. The FSE, which enhances the gaming experience by providing a full-screen game browsing and social interface, is now accessible to a wider audience, including laptop and desktop users. This expansion gives the Xbox/PC platform a feature similar to Steam’s Big Picture Mode, offering a seamless gaming experience across various screen sizes. While the feature can be enabled on Windows 11 handhelds, some users might encounter support issues due to the diverse range of devices running the operating system. This development is particularly notable given the strong partnership between Microsoft and Asus, which led to the initial release of the Xbox Ally. As the FSE becomes more widely available, it opens up new possibilities for Xbox gaming, potentially attracting more users to the Xbox ecosystem.