You've Never Seen Handheld Gaming Like This

Lenovo Legion Go is CRAZY Cool

[bruhhugo]

This is the type of stuff people in the 80s wanted to make

[Ice_Animates]

“Do you play console or PC?”

“It’s…complicated.”

[yourlostcarkeys]

Loved the part where he explained how the glasses worked

[ArzePoetic]

Love the innovation, but as a lefty I can't help but feel 'left' out.

[Mahlyath]

Nintendo: **makes Switch**
Every gaming/computer company: "I.. have.. an IDEA!!!"

[GRAVITYY_]

"so cool ima get one!"
"oh fuck no its £700"

[TikTokEditszs]

*^Nintendo fires workers^*

Workers 5 weeks later:

[riboiman]

That mouse concept is freaking amazing! That input delay looked painful though, so I hope that gets addressed sometime in the future.

[Srcsqwrn]

Man, the Nintendo Switch really shook up the market, eh?

[saffy]

We've officially reached Spy Kids 3 Status.

[PrimoLlama-xtcl]

It's not all about graphics It's about the fun that you have

[KyleGK]

If the nintendo switch and steam deck had a love child

[_chpset]

I use a vertical gaming mouse for work to prevent wrist issues. Here's the thing, vertical mice are not as easy to use as a normal mouse. The vertical tilt means the buttons are pressed against the direction of movement. Normal mice have a slight tilt to the buttons so you still get some of that, but it's much more pronounced on a vertical mouse. Though, these buttons are pressed toward the user, which should add stability.

[Zythria]

It gives stick based movement with mouse aim. Best of both worlds.

[jdiguess]

The shot of you playing with the ar glasses looks like something someone in the 80s would think the future is like

[Butterscotch_]

They actually saw that the trackpads on the Deck are useful and added one.

[Frantic_AJ]

So it’s basically a VR but with sunglasses

[Haunted_Hunter]

Wow, an actual switch AND steam deck competitor. I'm impressed.

[PsychoBigfoot]

nintendo 7 years a go: invents this new handheld design

everyone else: "never before seen technology"

[SelfierX]

this definitely sold me.

I bought the Steam Deck because I though it would encourage the next generation of handhelds and I'm not disappointed

Thank you Nintendo and Valve