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Lenovo has responded after its name became attached to a retro gaming handheld known as the Lenovo G02, a device that recently caught attention online for reasons that go beyond normal product curiosity. The issue is not simply that another small gaming handheld appeared on the market. The concern is that the device was reportedly being sold with thousands of preloaded retro games and ROMs, raising obvious questions about licensing, piracy, and how Lenovo's branding ended up on such a product in the first place.

What if your handheld gaming PC could push twice—even three times—the frames while you're on battery? That's the promise behind a new, experimental approach: teaming the device's built-in graphics (iGPU) with a battery-powered external GPU (eGPU) to share the workload. Think big titles like Cyberpunk 2077 or Spider-Man 2 on a portable, boosted not by one GPU, but two working in tandem.

So there I was, barreling through Bowser's Castle again. Toad was my partner-in-chaos, lava was bubbling, banana peels were flying, and I swear I saw a cow overtaking me on the final lap. Just another day in Mario Kart World. But this time, it wasn't happening on the aging Nintendo Switch we've come to love (and sometimes side-eye). No, this was the debut lap on the brand-new Nintendo Switch 2 — and it's… something else.