Xbox boss teases possible streaming device in Happy Birthday to Fallout

Microsoft is working on a streaming device, but it hasn’t been seen so far.

When Xbox boss Phil Spencer posts photos of his home or his private shelves can be seen in the background in interviews, it doesn’t look like anything particularly spectacular at first. At least nothing that would justify people sometimes sitting in front of their screens with magnifying glasses to discover details.

But it happens on a regular basis, because in the past the Xbox boss has already teased things that weren’t officially revealed until later. These include the Xbox Series S, which was on Spencer’s shelf two months before the announcement.

Everyone only has eyes for a detail

It’s no longer surprising, then, that Spencer’s recent tweet, which he posted to mark the 25th anniversary of the Fallout series, caught the eye. The attached photo shows a Spencer shelf with the Vault-Boy mascot. However, another detail attracts attention.

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On the top shelf, you can see a small (?) white device that looks like an Xbox One or Xbox Series S. However, it’s too small and compact for one, with the body barely wider than an Xbox controller standing right next to it.

What is that?

Of course, this detail was noticed immediately and in the comments under the tweet there is already a lot of talk about what the mysterious thing could be. Delete favorite so far: The Xbox streaming device, which Microsoft last confirmed was in development in May and which media reports say is called “Keystone”:

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