Lenovo is working on a gaming handheld called Legion Go, which might be the best on-the-go gaming device yet! And if you think this is just another rumor like Lenovo’s Legion Play from a few years back (as we also did), think again.
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At first glance, it doesn’t look that much different from its competitors, but the thing that sets it apart (we think) it’s the similarities with another huge player in this space, the Nintendo Switch.
Good luck to Lenovo and all the others, but the Steam Deck has changed my life and it’s such a versatile and magical device for a modest price, and Windows-free to boot, that I’m not even considering any of these other ones.
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Good luck to Lenovo and all the others, but the Steam Deck has changed my life and it’s such a versatile and magical device for a modest price, and Windows-free to boot, that I’m not even considering any of these other ones.
I like the look of this, but that M2 button is in a really awkward spot. Its like right under your palm.
The removable controllers are cool though.
…that’s not a good thing
The OS matters to me. Where my money goes matters to me. I would rather have a Steam Deck.
…LICENSE… FRON … VALVE! STEAMOS! NOT WINDOWS!
Lenovo already has good Linux support, why would they need to use SteamOS?
To actually ship SteamOS. Logo on the box and everything.
More PC Handelds is more better, love seeing more competition in the space