Lenovo Legion Go S official: $499 buys the first authorized third-party SteamOS handheld
Lenovo Legion Go S official: $499 buys the first authorized third-party SteamOS handheld
Windows will come first but Steam will be more affordable.
Seems ok, but not ground breaking.
I think it's great seeing other company's ship Steam OS I exclusively only play games on my OLED Steam Deck since I bought it. Just simple download and play no issues but I am a outlyer I haven't used Windows in 15 years only Linux.
idk why everyone is avoiding touchpads
Cost.
But not for us. For them.
Any heldhand without touch pads is basically useless, no? Why are they all going this route? Are those patented by valve or sth.?
Space most likely. They are trying to have a larger screen without increasing the overall size.
I think the touchpads are a good idea, but realistically speaking most games that are fun to play on a handheld don't need them.
Mh I don't know. Guess it depends on the game then. I play most games with the touch pads. Just so much better if configured right. The touch pads can also be used for abilities or menus or inventory slots etc. It gives the steam deck so much versatility. You can play everything from a joystick only game To mouse dependent games to shooter.
How would browsing the internet and general phone/PC uses compare to like a Asus ally vs GPD with a little keyboard? Could it replace a phone?
The lack of touchpads renders the desktop mode almost useless unless you add external peripherals.
These devices are big like a tablet and heavier than a tablet. To type on a tablet, you need to put it down on a table. Same here.
The Steam Deck touchpads allow you to type while you hold it.
Only offering the Z2 go and not the higher end extreme is a deal breaker for me, the wait continues