With the "Advanced Access Beta" finally confirmed, one of the biggest question marks over FM 26 and its handheld compatibility may have been answered, or at least hinted at, thanks to a new interview with Sports Interactive studio head Miles Jacobson.The FM 26 system requirements take a considerable jump up compared to previous installments, but aren't entirely out of reach for the Steam Deck. Confirmation of a 2D match engine certainly helps the handheld, but it is comments made by Miles in an interview with Football Manager YouTuber, WorkTheSpace, that have us wondering if support is coming for the best handheld gaming PC.Read the full story on PCGamesN: FM 26 Steam Deck support hinted at, as Miles Jacobson name drops the gaming handheld