ASUS Rog looks dope, but what about the Ayaneo 2S...

@adrian1480: "The Last of Us Part 3 playable at 60fps on a mobile device would blow minds"

I doubt they will create a mobile device capable of running "The Last of Us Part 3".

Sounds like you really want to see Sony create a portable PS5?

@adrian1480: @PSP107: These new handhelds are going in with different expectations than Sony. The Steam Deck has sold around 3 million units in two years, and is considered a success. The Vita sold 4 million in it's first year, and was considered a failure.

@judaspete: "The Vita sold 4 million in it's first year, and was considered a failure."

That's Sony's fault with the whole proprietary memory card fiasco.

Handhelds are cool, but they're just not for me:

• Mobile doesn't appeal to me. I don't want to play games when I"m away from home, I'd rather read a book if I was commuting, and when I am home I like to sit at my desk and game.
• If they cost more than $400, I feel like I might as well just spend double and upgrade my PC. Spending $400 seems like a waste and half-assing it, spending $800 seems like a worthy investment.
• Performance is too limited; dependent on battery, smaller screen, worse performance than my desktop.

Just my personal take on it. I'm happy for people that actually travel a lot or have time and need of a mobile device; it's nice having all these options, be it a Switch, Deck, Asus, or Ayaneo or what have you.

I'd wait personally for a ROG Ally 2 (with maybe OLED) or maybe a new Steam Deck. Currently these kinds of handhelds have to run games with too many compromises such as 1080p but everything on medium/low, with mediocre to bad battery life to boot. In my opinion, the PC handheld market hasn't matured enough. It could/will change with better hardware however with the speed at which things are progressing.

@girlusocrazy: "Don't worry, everyone learned their lesson from that and it was never repeated again."

I heard Xbox Series S/X have proprietary cards?

@girlusocrazy:

What happened?