The resurgence of handheld gaming consoles is in full swing, with major players in the gaming electronics industry stepping up their game. Joining the fray is Chinese tech giant Lenovo, with its intriguing creation, the Legion Go. This handheld console is poised to blend the best of Nintendo Switch and Asus ROG Ally, ushering in a new era of gaming on the go.
Legion Go Takes Center Stage
As expected, Lenovo is venturing into the gaming console realm under its Legion brand, a label exclusively dedicated to gaming electronics. Rumors about this handheld device have been circulating for a while, and Windows Report has recently shared fresh insights and initial images. These images hint at a visually captivating design.
A Nod to Nintendo Switch
The revealed image of this upcoming console showcases a design akin to competitors Steam Deck and Asus ROG Ally. However, Lenovo introduces an exciting twist with detachable control panels on the sides of the display, drawing inspiration from the highly successful Nintendo Switch.
Photo by Windows report
Embracing Windows 11 with a Dash of Nintendo
The Lenovo Legion Go is likely to be powered by Windows 11 and infused with a dash of Nintendo Switch inspiration, offering a promising gaming experience. Initial images also reveal a rear stand and standard controller layout with a few backside control elements (triggers).
Bigger, Bolder Display
Featuring an 8-inch touchscreen display, the Legion Go boasts a larger panel compared to its direct rivals, Steam Deck and Asus ROG Ally. While touch capability is speculated, it’s not confirmed yet. The robust build of the console is a strategic move to accommodate a sizable battery and efficient cooling.
Photo by Windows report
Unleashing AMD Phoenix Power
Under the hood, the anticipated AMD Phoenix chipset promises abundant power for smooth gaming. Additional features include two USB ports, a 3.5mm audio jack for headphones, and a MicroSD card slot. While the exact release date remains uncertain, the gaming community eagerly anticipates Lenovo’s next move.
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