Despite already increasing the cost of the Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S twice this year, yet another price hike could be coming.

A gaming industry insider states that Xbox consoles could face another price increase, and lists the reason behind Microsoft's rumored decision.

Microsoft is reportedly warning retail partners of another price increase for Xbox Series X and S consoles, prompted by severe global RAM and memory-chip shortages. The crunch is hitting harder than your usual supply issue.

Leaks suggest Xbox Series X/S consoles could see another price increase due to a potential RAM shortage caused by OpenAI’s Samsung deal.

Microsoft is preparing another price increase for the Xbox Series X/S according to an insider, due to the rising costs of components.

It was clear just a month ago the Xbox Ally’s software, dubbed the full screen experience, needed more time in the oven compared to Valve’s SteamOS built for handhelds. The latest update is relatively simple, though it will have large implications for the Asus and Microsoft-made handheld going forward.

With performance benefits and a slick interface, the Xbox Full Screen Experience is now available for the Ally X, Legion Go, and more.