Furthermore, Windows 11 doesn’t even include an interface to launch games. Although there are drivers and workarounds to run the operating system on these form factors, it isn’t easy to navigate whether you use a controller or touch because the system doesn’t understand the device. The video details the current limitations of running Windows 11 on handheld devices like the Steam Deck. However, hackathon projects aren’t guaranteed to ship. During this type of event, employees have an opportunity to present their ideas that may result in a new product shipping to customers. The leaked video comes from a hackathon project held by Microsoft in September last year. According to a new video surfaced by WalkingCat on Twitter, the company has an early concept of a new interface for Windows 11 designed specifically to meet the needs of handheld devices to launch games and better support for controllers and touchscreens. Microsoft is experimenting with a new “Handheld Mode” for Windows 11, an interface optimized for handheld gaming devices like Steam Deck. The concept was born in a hackathon, but it’s unclear if the company will bring it to market.
The new mode features a new game launcher UI and support for Steam Deck-like controllers and screens.A leaked video shows an early concept of a new Handheld Mode for Windows 11.
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