Because it’s a safer bet than using SteamOS, all games are developed for Windows and you don’t depend on another rival company for a game to run on your device.
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To think someone could come up with an uglier handheld PC than the rog ally. No touchpads and windows too… The experience of dreams we all long for.
It’s a no from me.
It’s such a weird decision for these devices, why purposefully gimp your product?
Because it’s a safer bet than using SteamOS, all games are developed for Windows and you don’t depend on another rival company for a game to run on your device.
You don’t need SteamOS you can use any other distro
It gives you better battery life and performance
You can also use your own implementation of Wine
And saying all games are on Windows is just incorrect
No touch pads.
It’s a no from me.
The Legion Go is the only handheld besides the Steam Deck that has me interested for this reason
Why would you crowdfund for a device that’s either the same or worse than anyone else makes, depending on your preferences?
A good chunk are buyers who are going to put it on their shelf next to their Deck and Retroids.
Because by crowdfunding, you can ensure that it’ll take longer to make than the competitor’s next generation.
How to make gaming hurt, what’s with the hard corners?
This thing looks like it was designed by a 5 year old
I think it’s supposed to look kinda like a GBA, but it’s also easier to make.
It’s also easy to make fake mock-ups in case this kicker-stater machine doesn’t actually exist.