CES 2025: Handheld Gaming Takes Center Stage
CES 2025 showcased exciting new consoles and accessories, with handheld gaming emerging as a major trend. A purported Nintendo Switch 2 replica even made private appearances, generating considerable buzz.
New PS5 Accessories in Midnight Black
Sony expanded its stylish Midnight Black PS5 accessory lineup. Building on the existing DualSense controller and console covers, the new additions include:
Pre-orders begin January 16th, 2025, at 10 am local time, with general availability on February 20th, 2025. Regional availability may vary.
Lenovo Legion Go S: SteamOS on the Go
Lenovo unveiled the Legion Go S, the world's first officially licensed SteamOS handheld. Announced January 7th, 2025, this 8-inch device boasts VRR1 support, adjustable triggers, hall-effect joysticks, and cloud save functionality for seamless PC-handheld transitions. Remote Play allows streaming games directly from your PC.
Full Steam ecosystem integration is included, providing access to your library, cloud saves, chat, and more. System updates are handled directly through SteamOS. The Legion Go S launches in May 2025 at $499.99 USD; a Windows version arrives in January 2025, starting at $729.99 USD. Valve also confirmed ongoing work to bring SteamOS support to other handhelds.
Beyond the Headlines
Other notable announcements included Nvidia's RTX 50-series graphics cards and Acer's eco-friendly Aspire Vero 16 laptop. The continued success of the Nintendo Switch fueled speculation about a Switch 2, with unconfirmed reports suggesting its presence at CES 2025. However, Nintendo remains officially silent on the matter.
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