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this post was submitted on 22 Oct 2024
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Every other company producing handhelds (except Nintendo).
Legion Go, released a year ago, follow-up announced, no release date
ROG Ally followed up by the Ally X a year later but still sold (just like Valve is still selling two hardware versions of the Deck)
Then you have no name brands that do flood the market
to be fair, the ally x is a revision of the same product. same chip. making some functional changes like that is similar to saying the steam deck oled is a new generation of devices.
That's my point, saying only Valve and Nintendo have a release schedule that's more than a year long is disingenuous
Handheld gaming devices? Which ones?
Ayaneo, MSI Claw, ROG Ally, GDP Win, Lenovo Legion Go