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EXCLUSIVE: Lenovo is working on a Windows PC gaming handheld called the 'Legion Go'
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this post was submitted on 01 Aug 2023
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When the SteamDeck was first announced I was sure I was going to order one, but when I started reading about the dimensions I came the conclusion that I'd only use it at home, and if I'm home, I can jsut use my gaming PC. If I want to sit on the couch, I can just use Big Picture to my TV and use a controller. If I am on the go, portability is top priority and a pocketable retro handheld fits that use-case. I couldn't imagine using a SD on a plane, what with how closely packed in the seats people are. I'd be elbowing the passengers next to me.
So when do you guys use the SD? Long train/bus commute?
I understand where you're coming from, but I have a different perspective.
It's not much bigger than a Switch with a grip. I used it on my last flight to play Vampire Survivors and didn't have any space issues.
I use my Deck and Switch in bed. I use them on the couch when someone else is watching TV. I use them on the toilet. I use them while at the gym. I use them in my car while I'm waiting for an appointment or something.
Basically, I sit in front of a computer all day for work. I don't want to sit in front of a computer all night to game.
Yeah, they aren't as portable as a Gameboy, but they're good enough.