Lenovo Legion Play: a new competitor for the Nintendo Switch and the Steam Deck

If we are to believe a new and fairly precise leak, Lenovo would be the next to embark on the race for ultraportable game consoles.

Lenovo Legion Play : un nouveau concurrent pour la Nintendo Switch et le Steam Deck

The success of the Nintendo Switch always creates more emulators. After the Steam Deck by Valve , it is Lenovo who seems to be preparing a competing device under the name Lenovo Legion Play. These images were found by members of the GBA Temp forums and pointed to the name of the product on the Lenovo site. The Liliputing site was able to find their sources directly on the Lenovo sites dedicated to MWC 2021. The product should therefore have already been presented by the brand at the Barcelona show at the beginning of the year.

An Android console

The Nintendo Switch is a console in its own right with its own games and its own system, the Steam Deck runs under a particular GNU / Linux distribution and wants to run Windows games. For its part, Lenovo has opted for the third solution: an Android product.

Lenovo Legion Play : un nouveau concurrent pour la Nintendo Switch et le Steam Deck

The interface presented by Lenovo images barely masks inspiration. It’s hard not to see a copy of the Nintendo Switch interface with this central line of shortcuts. Obviously, the product did not seem ready for marketing yet, the example games are only placeholders with “set 1”, “set 2”, etc. However, we note the presence of GeForce Now , Nvidia’s cloud gaming service. This is undoubtedly one of the strengths of this kind of device. Google applications also seem to be in the game.

The status bar at the top of the screen suggests that the product would offer 4G mobile network compatibility in addition to Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. We can indeed see a mobile antenna signal between Wi-Fi and Bluetooth.

No characteristic has filtered concerning the power of the product. Liliputing only tells us that Legion Play would offer a 7-inch screen with HDR10 certification, which doesn’t mean much. The battery is said to be 7000 mAh and the controllers do not seem removable.

A bad concept?

It’s hard to know what happened to the project and why Lenovo never announced this product. The brand may have realized the difficulty of launching a game console without really making it its business. Recall that the Nintendo Switch owes its success above all to the quality of the games offered by Nintendo and the capacity of the brand to create a unique machine on the market. A simple copy on Android would not really keep the race going.

Especially, starting on an Android-based machine, with we can imagine a MediaTek or Qualcomm SoC, we can hardly imagine how this Lenovo Legion Play could compete with… a simple smartphone equipped with a controller. The games will be the same and the performances very close.

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