内容摘要：, and to recuse themselves from voting on decisions where they may have a conflict.

, and to recuse themselves from voting on decisions where they may have a conflict.

The more powerful version of the handheld also has a bigger battery and a more powerful processor.In both cases, Xbox will be hoping to convince players that it offers something out of the box that its rivals don't - Microsoft's operating system.

"Because these handhelds run Windows, you have access to games you can't get elsewhere, so you can enjoy the full freedom and versatility of PC gaming," said Ms Sones.In other words, gamers can leave the Xbox app and launch other gaming platforms - such as Steam and EA Play - through the device.But all that capability comes at a cost when it comes to weight.

At 670g and 715g respectively, the base and X versions of the Xbox Ally may be heavier than handheld gamers are used to - with Nintendo's new Switch 2 weighing a fair bit less at 534g.Part of the success of Game Pass is many highly-anticipated new releases appear on the service on launch day, meaning gamers can save money by subscribing - though you lose access to a game if you cancel your subscription.

At its showcase event where it unveiled the new handheld, Microsoft announced several new games - including a reveal that 17 new titles will come to Game Pass PC & Ultimate on day one.

Many of these are highly-anticipated games such as Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3+4, Ninja Gaiden 4 and Outer Worlds 2.Dr McCloud said she agreed with an argument put forward by "the gender critical ideological movement" that it is "risky" or "at least rather intimidating" to have a space designated for women, such as a changing room, that is occupied by men.

"But that applies to me too," she added."That danger is all the more if it is not going to be me and a bunch of women and one man, instead it's me - one woman - in an entirely male space in a drunk pub.

"That's absolutely clearly dangerous."Ms Forstater said: "Women have already been assaulted and many, many are self-excluding because of the policy Dr McCloud endorses of allowing men to self-identify into women's toilets, showers and changing rooms.