Lenovo Legion Go hands on preview 

Truer words have never been spoken.

theres videos out there but its the same chip as the rog ally so it should work the same and better battery life. same price point.

I'm also interested to see how many games allow mouse+ joystick controls like that

Lenovo’s most likely not showing it because they’re still ironing out controller compatibility.

Heh, right?

joycon bros will never die

​@@catchwreck928except the Switch ones which all died on the old model...

It's Windows 11, so you'll be able to use the PS Remote app for Windows. However to play your games you'll need to connect a PS Dualsense controller as you won't be able to use the built in ones.

Not in the demo version but apparently it may be added for the retail version

@@DnBDubstepOfficial where do you get the source?

@@ramaridhop5195 I feel like it was Dave2D’s review but I’m not 100% sure I’m afraid

@@DnBDubstepOfficial sorry, where do you get the source?

@@ramaridhop5195 that’s what I mean my friend, I think he said it on his review :)

Rog ally for smoother gameplay, Lenovo for all around things

@@tanksnboats I heard this is actually better than the rog ally overall, even with games. There isn't much performance checks out but I have heard the specs are better or are going to be better.

@@AtollEntertainmentHow is it better in performance… when both use the same exact Ryzen chip? The specs clearly state it.

@@AtollEntertainmentbut it uses AMD Ryzen Z1 Extreme, the same as the Rog Ally. Who told you it was better in performance 💀

@@AtollEntertainmenthow would it have the better performance when it’s the same chip???

It's still not official whether the gyro is in the "screen" or in the controllers.

​@@F1BERFRENZYwith tinkering and stable fps Wich I guarantee this will not have, not like the SD. Vrr for windows is unfortunately very very needed