Never cared about portable gaming, so I am not bothered. By the way, why should it bother anyone in the first place? Diehard sheep maybe. But you can still only play Nintendo games on Nintendo, so why should even sheep care.
@omegamaster: The PS2 launch lineup was quite weak compared to the Dreamcast. The real killer app in the PS2 launch lineup was the PS1 backwards compatibility. That gave the PS2 access to the entire 1000+ PS1 game library upon launch.
Lol mods trolling nowadays 🤣. Does it bother you that the win gp has the best lineup, and you can pick it up now and be able to do everything the deck can and more (windows better for gaming than linux). Or that you can get a decent laptop and do the same thing right now??
The win gdp 3 is the very first candy bar format windows handheld PC. I7 cpu, 1tb ssd, 16gb ram, Intel Xe graphics which is expected to be on par with the rdna2 in the deck. Even has a thunderbolt port and slide out keyboard
No, not at all. I think it’s really awesome when a new system launches and is able to play as many of the previous games from before as possible. Would definitely love for any system manufacturer to have their latest system able to play as many games from prior gens as technically possible.
I've wanted something like this for as long as I can remember. Now I can just get a pimp ass gaming laptop to couple with it and I'll just dock this and play it on my tv. Sure, it isn't going to be a super top of the line experience like a 3,000 dollar gaming PC, but now I'll just put the other 2,400 into the laptop and use it as my mobile gaming PC. Win/win. It's not about NEEDING top of the line, it's about wanting the PC side more available to jump in and see if I want to spend more later. Dipping the toes in before taking the full plunge isn't always a bad idea.
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