The hardware and supply chain for PC handhelds is available (in limited stocks due to ongoing pandemic..) but the only thing that holds back the pc handheld gaming is the manufacturing costs and current mobile CPU tech is not advanced enough for 1080p low to medium settings at less than 40w...
@@TinyLittleGamesTiny It looks really cool, putting it on my list for when it arrives! Funnily enough the next steam sale starts on my birthday and since the Steam Deck got delayed so I think I'm gonna dip into my steam wallet to celebrate
@@robynreanimates3503 I too am eagerly waiting for the steam sale. Fingers crossed Monster Hunter Stories 2 goes on sale. That game is made for the Neo. Well actually made for the Switch but we all know it will play better on the Neo lol
@@TinyLittleGamesTiny I've had trouble getting into Monster Hunter but typically the handheld format makes games feel much more accessible to me. I find sitting at desks exceedingly uncomfortable (autism thing), so I've never been able to get into PC gaming. Console gaming is better but handheld allows me to play in whatever weird position I want so I think the Neo will be a good chance to get into Monster Hunter (along with dozens of other games). And the Deck with the touchpads seems like a good chance to get into CRPGs and stuff like that
I got it from the indiegogo campaign. I was expecting import tax as im in the US but ended up with no tax. Not sure if it's different due to it being a Kickstarter
@@TinyLittleGamesTiny exactly, which is why only valve is gonna be selling the steam deck It’s funny how people are acting like they actually believe the steam deck is gonna be like a Nintendo switch where you can walk into any Walmart, Target, bestbuy , Microcenter or other stores lol It’s not happening cuz only valve is gonna be selling it and they it for a loss but cuz they know they will make up the money and then some by their 30% cut from any steam purchases
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What do you folks think of the AYA NEO or the future of handheld PC gaming?
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THIS IS A BIG ONE HUN, IMMA BE A WHILE.
Gold.
Great review man, I'm loving my Aya. Just trying to get the gyro working in games like the SteamDeck
I keep hearing there is a program for the gyro. Let me know how it goes. Thanks for watching till the end.
i'm glad to see something that can compete with Steam Deck in a few years
There is already talks about an Aya Neo 2. I have a strong feeling it will one up the Steam Deck
I just got mine and been playing far cry 6 no problem. Money very well spent
Nice. How does it run. Im considering downloading it on the Neo.
@@TinyLittleGamesTiny flawlessly, tho I'm not so great with a controller these day
The hardware and supply chain for PC handhelds is available (in limited stocks due to ongoing pandemic..) but the only thing that holds back the pc handheld gaming is the manufacturing costs and current mobile CPU tech is not advanced enough for 1080p low to medium settings at less than 40w...
By the way Alien Isolation coming to ios and Android
Yup, December 16
Whats the game at 0:22? I'm still waiting on my Neo, very excited
Game is called Scarlet Nexus. I haven't tried it on the Neo but im sure it would run fine.
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It looks really cool, putting it on my list for when it arrives! Funnily enough the next steam sale starts on my birthday and since the Steam Deck got delayed so I think I'm gonna dip into my steam wallet to celebrate
@@robynreanimates3503 I too am eagerly waiting for the steam sale. Fingers crossed Monster Hunter Stories 2 goes on sale. That game is made for the Neo. Well actually made for the Switch but we all know it will play better on the Neo lol
@@TinyLittleGamesTiny
I've had trouble getting into Monster Hunter but typically the handheld format makes games feel much more accessible to me. I find sitting at desks exceedingly uncomfortable (autism thing), so I've never been able to get into PC gaming. Console gaming is better but handheld allows me to play in whatever weird position I want so I think the Neo will be a good chance to get into Monster Hunter (along with dozens of other games). And the Deck with the touchpads seems like a good chance to get into CRPGs and stuff like that
Why didn't you get the pro one?
I did get the pro and it was so worth it.
Hey did you get it directly from the aya store? If so did you pay tax/vat? If so then how much was it lol
I got it from the indiegogo campaign. I was expecting import tax as im in the US but ended up with no tax. Not sure if it's different due to it being a Kickstarter
Only two hours of constant play? Its so little
We definitely have a long way to go in this realm.
@@TinyLittleGamesTiny true
At this price, it's better to pick up the Steam Deck instead.
I agree. I also think Steam is selling the deck at a loss. They will definitely make up for it in game sales of course.
@@TinyLittleGamesTiny exactly, which is why only valve is gonna be selling the steam deck
It’s funny how people are acting like they actually believe the steam deck is gonna be like a Nintendo switch where you can walk into any Walmart, Target, bestbuy , Microcenter or other stores lol
It’s not happening cuz only valve is gonna be selling it and they it for a loss but cuz they know they will make up the money and then some by their 30% cut from any steam purchases
I thought you're going to buy Steam Deck
I backed this device way before the Steam Deck was announced. Honestly I didn't think the Aya Neo would ever release.
Does this spell a major change in your channel? Because I'm not here for pc games frankly 😅
Do not worry. Consider this a random video due to my excitement of getting a new toy lol. Mobile gaming is here to stay.
@@TinyLittleGamesTiny noted. Have fun playing that!