After announcing its collaboration with Tencent for a portable console of cloud gaming, Logitech saw early designs leaked. The complaint against Evan Blass, author of the indiscretion, confirms the veracity of the images.
Expected at the end of the year, the Logitech G Gaming Handheld is the result of the collaboration between the manufacturer Logitech and the Chinese video game giant, Tencent. Thanks to Evan Blass and his article for 9to5googlewe now have a preview of what it will look like.
Logitech’s console seems to be born from the union of a Nintendo Switch and the Wii U Gamepad, with a little Xbox touch in the colors and design. There are two analog joysticks positioned at the top left and middle right of the central screen. They are accompanied by a classic directional cross and four buttons A, B, X and Y. Added to this are two triggers on either side of the console at the level of the indexes. We also notice at the back two kinds of handles allowing a better grip.
quick, @logitech, gather the lawyers; Google’s next on the DMCA hit list! pic.twitter.com/gsiEOGViNA
—Evan Blass (@evleaks) August 30, 2022
As for the hardwareno information has yet been revealed, either officially or unofficially, like the software which should support Stadia or Xbox Cloud Gaming. A logo seen in the third leaked image reveals a homepage design. We can also see the Google Play Store, Steam or GeForce Now. The presence of the Google Chrome and YouTube logos suggests that the console will run on Android, as indicated gamekult.
If Logitech has not yet officially reacted to these images, not confirming or denying the leak, its filing of a complaint against Evan Blass and aimed at removing the images from Twitter (see the tweet below). above) suggests that these are indeed authentic shots.